Creating your own layouts
Skeet and trap layouts don't vary much - though the background
and weather conditions will certainly vary from place to place
and from time to time. The location of the stands, the location
of the traps, the angles and distances they launch clays at,
are all defined by official rules (National or Olympic) -
the DryFire layouts conform to those rules.
Sporting and FITASC layouts are different at every shooting
ground and they will vary from one competition to another.
Shooting ground owners are able to vary their traps and stands
so that they can present an almost infinite variety of different
targets.
DryFire comes with a set of target files that cover all the
standard disciplines. However, we recognize that there are
people out there who know far more than we do about creating
layouts suitable for everyone from the novice to the international
FITASC competitor.
Course Designer
The optional Course Designer software makes it possible for
anyone to design a complete sporting layout and to make that
layout available to all DryFire users. A fully working demonstration
copy of Course Designer is provided with every DryFire system
and is available from the Download page of this web site.
Please click
here for detailed information about Course Designer.
Going into more detail
For programmers who want to write their own systems to support
DryFire simulators we can provide complete technical specifications.
Please click
here to visit our programmers' page for more information.
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