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hello,
I'm looking for a computer program that could help me make my firing drills cleaner.
A program that would allow me to easily generate my drills on paper.
I put some examples below. https://progunfighter.com/wp-content...-Sept-2015.pdf
for example : page 4
thx u
(Sorry for my english, i come from belgium EU )
Welcome to pistol-forum.
I'm not sure what you are looking for. You want to print paper targets? Or do you want a computer to print the targets? Or do you want to print one or more pages of the *.pfd file at the link you posted?
I believe he's looking for a program to create 3-dimensional diagrams of drills and stages as shown on page 4 of that PDF.
I don't know of a good 3-D program, but if you're a Microsoft offices products user, you can use Microsoft Visio to create some very nice diagrams, like the one one page 5 of the PDF.
Ah. Makes sense...
In the non-Windows world (Linux) I use LibreOffice "Draw" to achieve the same kind of graphical constructs on paper.
https://www.libreoffice.org/discover/draw/
I'm not aware of any existing software that contains pre-constructed primitives that would allow you to design "stages". Though that would be pretty cool...
I've used a program called StageCad before. It looks like it is from 2001, I used it in 2009.
Sample stages.
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I don't see it available on the web today, I'm sure it is 32 bit and might not run on 64 bit Windows. It does have a tutorial PDF. It was a free download when I got it, I can share a 2MB self extracting copy if needed.
Gringop
Paging @euxx. I'd bet money if there was such a thing, he'd know.
Never heard of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by RJ
Quick googling found a 2012 copy of the stagecad.com web site in the internet archive.
It even has "Version 1.5.5, dated 26th Spetember 2001" downloadable (about 2mb).
https://web.archive.org/web/20120228...com/index.html
There is author's email gavin.melville@acclipse.co.nz
Maybe this guy https://www.facebook.com/gavin.melville.5
BTW, there is this web site https://dryfireonline.com/
It is kinda pain in the butt to build stages in there, but after that it is kinda usable for dryfire on a screen. Though probably not for paper drawings.
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Originally Posted by RJ
Many of our regional match directors use this software, up to and including building the stages for nationals this year:
https://tridentstagedesigner.com/
In addition to the builder, it has a library of stages (30K and growing) broken down into folders for USPSA and IDPA rule sets. It’s the brainchild of a PF member.
Might deserve its own thread.
--> Yes exactly ! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by LOKNLOD