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 Post subject: Templates
PostPosted: Sat Aug 02, 2008 1:31 am 
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Hi,
Is it posible to add a background plan or template to help model the correct shape or size of a part?
If so how do you load the template?
Geoff


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Geoff,

Check out the following tutorial:

http://steam4me.railpage.org.au/trainsi ... co_01.html


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Hi Superheatedsteam,
Thanks for that.
I thought I had seen that before but could not remember where.
Regards Geoff.


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Hi Wayne,
I have figured it out thanks.
Geoff.


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Do not trust TSM Backdrops.

It will distort so that a square image will not be exactly square when loaded into TSM.

Always make guide parts to the exact size.


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The method I use is to make a box with the overall dimensions of the object I want to model then apply the plan elevations as a texture to that box.

You can then use this box template as a guide when building. There should be no distortion using this method in top, side and end elevations.

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