Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: Squeeky on April 08, 2007, 10:12:12 am
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I've seen several members with wireframe printouts used as a template for a CP. I'm looking to build a knievel layout, but seeking something to send home with the pops. He is an excellent woodworker but still wants some kinda diagram to go over.
Thanks
Squeeky
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i believe most design their own, google cpsketcher and download
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Grab the Visio diagrams in the Downloads section under "Miscellaneous"...
They're 100% to scale when you print them, and are easily modifyable to create new master templates for parts that aren't in the original set. Most manufacturers list dimensions/specs on their site, which makes it a snap to create new masters to work with...
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i believe most design their own, google cpsketcher and download
http://www.tahnokgames.com/Applications/CPSketcher/applications_cpsketcher.htm
Although, there's no native way to print from the program.
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I've seen several members with wireframe printouts used as a template for a CP. I'm looking to build a knievel layout, but seeking something to send home with the pops. He is an excellent woodworker but still wants some kinda diagram to go over.
How about buying a pencil and a piece of paper....... This isn't rocket science.
Why is it that young people feel that they have to have a technical solution to everything handed to them on a plate, so that they can just push a button and get everything they want instantly.
Best Regards,
Julian (Fozzy The Bear)
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Why is it that young people feel that they have to have a technical solution to everything handed to them on a plate, so that they can just push a button and get everything they want instantly.
because those that came before usually do? (saint's book as an example)