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Just need a little help with this one as its been suggested i use it. ive read through the readme but cant find anything to reverse the switch!
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!a normal switch but i want the reverse like the one below
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!diagrams aint excellent but u should be able to make them outThanks
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LAST EDITED ON Jul-06-03 AT 03:55 PM (EDT)
Reverse (rotate 180°) a left hand switch and place it as freeobj 50m forward.Luigi Cartello
http://web.tiscali.it/lcartello/
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LAST EDITED ON Jul-06-03 AT 03:57 PM (EDT)
Thank you much obliged but how do i reverse it
i sound very thick dont I
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2825@Freeobj(0,14,0,0,0)
this is placed "normal": last parameter (rotation) is 02825@Freeobj(0,15,0,0,180)
this is placed "reversed": last parameter (rotation) is 180Luigi Cartello
http://web.tiscali.it/lcartello/
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LAST EDITED ON Jul-06-03 AT 05:03 PM (EDT)
From his drawing it looks to me like he needs a mirror image and then to reverse it,or reconstruct in Switch with a left offset in a left direction?Oops-I just noticed you said he did need a left hand switch!
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Thanks again
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