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greekfire · 04-21-07, 07:57 AM

Haven't seen a metric nomograph bro. If you're feelin' crazy you can open up the nomograph.dds and photoshop it to metric, then just follow the original instructions.

good luck,

greek

EDIT:

Man, I made you a metric nomograph but I lost it. freakin pi$$ed right now. I did something wrong when I tried to save it. These dds files are a major pain in the butt to modify and save but I should get the hang of it tomorrow after I get a little sleep. Too tired to do it over again right now, I haven't slept in 48 hours. I'll post it here when its complete. btw..you know a meter is is only a tenth off of a yard so really I don't think there is even enough movement of the numbers to be able to tell the difference. A nomograph just isn't THAT precise. The easiest solution for you is to just adjust your yard/nm by a tenth which is completely realistic to do in your head instantly.

04-21-07, 07:57 AM	#5
greekfire Bosun Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Atlanta, Ga Posts: 68 Downloads: 16 Uploads: 0	Haven't seen a metric nomograph bro. If you're feelin' crazy you can open up the nomograph.dds and photoshop it to metric, then just follow the original instructions. good luck, greek EDIT: Man, I made you a metric nomograph but I lost it. freakin pi$$ed right now. I did something wrong when I tried to save it. These dds files are a major pain in the butt to modify and save but I should get the hang of it tomorrow after I get a little sleep. Too tired to do it over again right now, I haven't slept in 48 hours. I'll post it here when its complete. btw..you know a meter is is only a tenth off of a yard so really I don't think there is even enough movement of the numbers to be able to tell the difference. A nomograph just isn't THAT precise. The easiest solution for you is to just adjust your yard/nm by a tenth which is completely realistic to do in your head instantly. Last edited by greekfire; 04-21-07 at 08:44 AM.