CELL LIBRARIES/FONT LIBRARY
-EXTRAS
Below are collections of Microstation
Cell Libraries. Created and updated over the years by various people in the UK
railway industry, we try to ensure these cells are compliant to current
practices, the cell libraries here are intended as a quick fix, for those of
you who may require the odd flash of inspiration! Therefore some of the cell libraries
may have non-compliant symbols, hopefully the last update dates will give some
indication of relevance, Please remember to download both the Cell library and
The CDX file. As that crazy cat Julian Self said, "It’s all in the wrist
action!"
Also here is the famous Adtranz Font 50, you may say, ahh but we have this font, but the amount of goddam times I get asked to e-mail this font to some "bum", and yes I did say "bum", and usually the same "bum". Now whenever that "bum" calls me up , or perhaps when a "Bum" calls you up. We can all say in unison……..DOWNLOAD THIS !!!!!!!
.General Signalling.cel
This Cell library is useful for schemeplan design, without the intelligence of
course, also includes some detailed design cells. General Signalling.cdx
Detailed Design.cel This Cell library is comprised of detailed cells, relay contacts and component parts are the order of the day Detail Design.cdx
Signal Interface.cel This Cell library includes Splitting Distant, Cab Signalling, Electrification equipment and components related to where Lineside Signalling and Cab Signalling interface Signal Interface.cdx
Electrification.cel
Railway Electrification symbols feature heavily in this cell library, which
also includes bits and pieces of other kit Electrification.cdx
Railtrack Font.rsc For the
"Bum" without the font library, this has the famed font 50. Use
wisely young Jedi
Cell.zip A winzip with
some extra Cell libraries including an interesting AHB library
Conversion Spreadsheet Are
you fed up of keeping control of all them calculations when creating your
schemeplan , this sheet converts yer metres to yards and chains, I say scrap
everything and do it all in metres.
OPS.doc Do you need to create
an OPS (Outline Project Specification). Here is a document that contains the
basic content of the document, please check the Group and Line standard
references are correct.