anyrail question
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a quick question on anyrail
when printing out in 1\1 scale to lay onto the basboards is the width of the track equal to the sleeper width or the rail width?
when playing with the software i designed a fiddle yard so this spacing was important, i thought that the width (visual width on the screen you can see) is the width of the sleeper width. when i printed it out it looks like the rail width. i hope this makes sence, i believe thet the actual width of the track (not rail) would be more easier to work with. if you are tight on space that little bit extra makes all the differance.
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Sorry Matt, it's the rail width, not the sleeper width as this N gauge Setrack shows. :sad:
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We're working hard on a brand new version of AnyRail, where one can see the track's "footprint" as well.
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just downloaded the new version today. very very good. the rail, sleeper and track options are great:thumbs
well done
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David.
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Cheers Dave. :thumbs
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Alternatively, you can put the baseboard in another layer and hide it before printing.
By the way, we also have a special library named 'Symbols' that has tiles to design a control panel. It might be helpful.
David.
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