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Course looks decent, I will probably be there...
What's up with all the cones near the finish though? Looks very unnecessary.
http://nasaxflorida.com/
What's up with all the cones near the finish though? Looks very unnecessary.
http://nasaxflorida.com/
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if i had the funds i would be in
course does look a lot less technical than the last and should have some decent speed to it
"Whats up with all the kones..." ~ my guess providing a wall
course does look a lot less technical than the last and should have some decent speed to it
"Whats up with all the kones..." ~ my guess providing a wall
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wish i knew bout this sooner.... going to hin tomorrow
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wish i knew bout this sooner....
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Jeremy took the words right off of my keyboard. Check the schedule, all the events are there. Jeremy makes sure of it. (thanks, man)
As for the cones at the finish, we like a well-defined finish, especially at SPC where there's just no room to let folks go "off". It reigns people in tightly and protects the timing equipment, as well.
As for the cones at the finish, we like a well-defined finish, especially at SPC where there's just no room to let folks go "off". It reigns people in tightly and protects the timing equipment, as well.
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Originally Posted by Loren
Jeremy took the words right off of my keyboard. Check the schedule, all the events are there. Jeremy makes sure of it. (thanks, man)
As for the cones at the finish, we like a well-defined finish, especially at SPC where there's just no room to let folks go "off". It reigns people in tightly and protects the timing equipment, as well.
As for the cones at the finish, we like a well-defined finish, especially at SPC where there's just no room to let folks go "off". It reigns people in tightly and protects the timing equipment, as well.
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Duct tape rules! When you gonna make one of our events, man?
Leonard, I use Corel Draw to do the course maps. (version 9, to be exact... quite old) I am pretty good with it... or at least I've figured out how to do the things that I need to do to make a nice course map, and I'm good at that. You could do the same thing with Adobe Illustrator (you'd have to know your way around the software), but it's not really Photoshop territory... at least I don't think it is. I've seen similar things done with CAD programs by people who regularly use them.
I start with a blank document and put an image of the site map as the page background. Everything else is "objects" on top of that.
Leonard, I use Corel Draw to do the course maps. (version 9, to be exact... quite old) I am pretty good with it... or at least I've figured out how to do the things that I need to do to make a nice course map, and I'm good at that. You could do the same thing with Adobe Illustrator (you'd have to know your way around the software), but it's not really Photoshop territory... at least I don't think it is. I've seen similar things done with CAD programs by people who regularly use them.
I start with a blank document and put an image of the site map as the page background. Everything else is "objects" on top of that.
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