Templot commision.

[paratom]

Looking to pay for an expert on Templot who could produce an EM gauge track plan on Midland Railway practise based on Matlock Bath. Does anyone know of anyone who might be interested.

Thomas

 

[simond]

might be worth a word with @martin_wynne - or indeed, looking on the Templot forum where someone might have done the job already.

 

[paratom]

Ah had not thought of that. I have emailed Martin about this but have not had a response. Thanks.

 

[Lancastrian]

Looking to pay for an expert on Templot who could produce an EM gauge track plan on Midland Railway practise based on Matlock Bath. Does anyone know of anyone who might be interested.

Thomas

Thomas,

Do you have a plan to work from, or a physical maximum size for the plan to be housed in ? Drop me a PM.

Ian

 

[martin_wynne]

Ah had not thought of that. I have emailed Martin about this but have not had a response. Thanks.

@paratom

Hi Thomas,

Sorry about that, but please see paragraph 11 at:

Templot2 Terms of Use

cheers,

Martin.

 

[Stephen Freeman]

I did send him a message via one of his requests but no response. Matlock Bath is covered by the NLS maps in Templot, so should be fairly straightforward, the station itself is fairly simple but slightly more complex if the station quarry is included. Midland Trackwork details are well documented, just depends on period of course. I did take time to download the appropriate tiled map if that helps anyone.

 

[Paul Cram]

Paragraph 11 doesn't apply if you don't use the softaware but are looking for someone else who does use it.

 

[martin_wynne]

Paragraph 11 doesn't apply if you don't use the software but are looking for someone else who does use it.

Either way, I'm still not going to get involved in one-to-one exchanges about Templot. That was the whole point and purpose of making it free. Trying to keep up with the endless emails was making me ill. It's now simply my hobby project, and everyone is very welcome to join in -- on the Templot Club forum.

If it can't be posted on the forum, I don't want to know. That way everyone can respond and help each other.

Martin.

 

[paratom]

I did send him a message via one of his requests but no response. Matlock Bath is covered by the NLS maps in Templot, so should be fairly straightforward, the station itself is fairly simple but slightly more complex if the station quarry is included. Midland Trackwork details are well documented, just depends on period of course. I did take time to download the appropriate tiled map if that helps anyone.

Hi Stephen thanks for your reply. I would appreciate the tiled map if you think it would be useful to me although I do have a rating plan of the station that I have minipulated . Thanks.

Thomas

 

[Stephen Freeman]

Gladly, but unfortunately Western Thunder doesn't have BGS files on the approved list, best just to send me an email and I'll do it that way, or alternatively via Templot club, if you are on there. RMWeb don't accept BGS files either. I think I have found you on the Templot Club so have attached the BGS file for you there under Templot Commission.

 

[PaxtonP4]

All you have to do is put them in a zip file.

 

[paratom]

Gladly, but unfortunately Western Thunder doesn't have BGS files on the approved list, best just to send me an email and I'll do it that way, or alternatively via Templot club, if you are on there. RMWeb don't accept BGS files either. I think I have found you on the Templot Club so have attached the BGS file for you there under Templot Commission.

Thanks Stephen.

 

[adrian]

Gladly, but unfortunately Western Thunder doesn't have BGS files on the approved list,

It does now! - apologies for the delay only just spotted this. Knowing Martin's effort on the software I suspect they nice compact files so no problem supporting the format.

 

[Stephen Freeman]

It does now! - apologies for the delay only just spotted this. Knowing Martin's effort on the software I suspect they nice compact files so no problem supporting the format.

Hi,
Managed to send it via Templot club some time ago, Thanks anyway.