"Whenever I press F11 I get no response. How do I bring up these numbers?". F11 works for A6; press the "D" key if you own A5.

Thanks George. I do have A6 Standard but it seems only pressing "D" works but pressing F11 does nothing.

I think that's for the old template scripts -- the D key. If you're using a new template scripts, you press F11.

I just wanted to say that these tutorials are great. I have been having problems with most of the other tutorials I have tried written by users.

If it was not for these new tutorials I would not be addicted to the A6 Trial like I am right now. After using these tutorials I am seriously considering moving to A6 from Blitz3D!

Hi. I have a question that I've had requested a couple of months ago in a different thread. Since I live in United States, can you convert from metric units to inches? The reason for this is I'm not used to the metric system.

Thanks.

Grayson: I would suggest getting use to the metric system. Most of the world uses it and it makes a lot more sense then inches, feet, and furlongs (btw: there are 8 furlongs to a mile ). Until they come up with a base-2 messurement system metrics is the easiest to work in.

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Thanks but I don't use the metric system that much.

I will get use to it but the US measurement system (inches, feet, yard, etc.) makes more sense and much easier for me to work with. So I'm used to that.

Again, I will get used to the metric system.

Then the best way to get started is 1 inch is about 2.5 centimeters and there are about 3.5 feet to a meter.

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Unless you weren't "trained" in it. I'll stick to my furlongs.

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Like I said...

At the risk of being picky I would say 3.25 feet in a meter (39.x inches/36 inches)