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video: © Martin Wynne 2008 audio: © Stewart Dugdale |
| A simple Templot starter project | |
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This short screen video shows you how to use the controls in Templot to create a simple track plan.
A rough sketch can be scanned and used as a design guide as shown. If it is drawn to a known scale, Templot can display it at the correct size automatically. This is just the beginning of Templot. You can go on to link further templates on-screen and create complex formations to build a complete layout track plan. And then print it out to any size. Many thanks to Russ for the original sketch. It has been converted to a low-contrast negative image in a photo editor program. This makes it less visually distracting while working over it, but is a matter of preference. The Templot screen can be set to any colours of your choice. For other Templot screen videos, see the Templot Companion web pages and click-guide tutorials. © revised 1-Nov-2008 |