Hi again Mike.
Thanks for posting for posting a couple more good wish items.
Regarding the object snap settings, there is supposed to be a 'putting back' already within the system. It is intended to notice the setting at the start and then switch them back at the end. I think there might be an issue however if you change the osnap setting part way through drawing a line and then KeyLINES still puts things back to what they were before you started. I will log the issue and also do some 'try this' 'try that' prodding around to see if I can find some consistent examples.
Regarding the cushions, these are set out using advice from an original document about their spacing (I think it might have been from Devon). The issue is that if you move the cushions further apart then it is possible for motorists to drive in-between them without going over a bump and therefore continue higher speeds. I think the best way to achieve your requirements in the short term would be to draw a separate cushion for each lane that you want, one at a time, and then try to limit the number of schemes that use different spacing.
Regards
Alan Mason, Product Manager, Keysoft Solutions
Hi again Mike, thanks for another great post.
Yes those will be two excellent additions to the set of adv cycle stop line markings.
I have logged the wish into our system so that it can be worked on with other wishes.
Many thanks for taking the time to do that image and add the wish in the forum.
Regards
Alan Mason, Product Manager, Keysoft Solutions.
Hi Annette,
Well you'll be pleased to know the layers aren't in the latest version, so when your IT install 9.0 you will find they are no longer preloaded.
The layers were defined within the default DWT that loads with KeyLINES. If you use a different dwt then you will find different layers when you start your drawing. You will also find that the desktop icon has the dwt in the various bits of the 'target' line of text. You may be able to change that text to another dwt if you so wish.
Many Thanks for asking about it.
Alan
Hiya Micheal,
There is a command that is more flexible in that it draws around curves and straights, use the 'by picking' item. (or type DRAGONS1)
However this will still do a full set of 20 pairs of teeth.
I was just going to log this wish into our system, when I noticed there is already one there, 'to be able to create dragons teeth with less than the full amount', so I had added your request into that item for you.
Many Thanks
Alan
If you would like something adding or changing in KeyLINES, then please add you comments to this thread.
Alan Mason, Product Manager, Keysoft Solutions.