Smaller type WEI table?

[u12armresl]

Does anyone know if there is a smaller type WEI table where balls can be added.

I'm trying to make an E-book for everyone who likes one hole and I can't find a way to make a table diagram, the full sized one takes up a bit too much space on the printed paper.

How do the people who make pool books do it? Anyone have any ideas?


Thanks.

 

[RRfireblade]

Like fast and easy ?

Grab a pool table pic . . .


And some ball pics . . .

Open them in some picture editting software like paint or better , resize them to your needs and your good to go. Probably take some time to get everything sized and layed out the way you want to the first time but after that it's should be drag and drop.

 

[u12armresl]

Thank you for your post (the table you posted was a bit too big)

Could you be more specific on what to do, I am not sure about being able to drag and drop balls and don't know what software you are referring to.

Thanks.

 

[dr_dave]

Does anyone know if there is a smaller type WEI table where balls can be added.

I have different types of table diagrams available here:

http://billiards.colostate.edu/resources/index.html#templates​

but they are mainly intended for printing and hand-drawing shots.

I'm trying to make an E-book for everyone who likes one hole and I can't find a way to make a table diagram, the full sized one takes up a bit too much space on the printed paper.

How do the people who make pool books do it? Anyone have any ideas

If you want to work on high-quality illustrations for a book, you probably need a good illustration program like Adobe Illlustrator or Corel Draw. I've used Corel Draw for all of my books, articles, and video projects. It takes a while to learn the software and to build a library of pool-related shapes, but then you can create any sort of diagram fairly quickly.

Good luck,
Dave

 

[RRfireblade]

Thank you for your post (the table you posted was a bit too big)

Could you be more specific on what to do, I am not sure about being able to drag and drop balls and don't know what software you are referring to.

Thanks.

Mmm , not sure if I can give you a complete lesson here but even in mspaint you can resize a picture/s and copy and paste in outside images.

Taking the 2 I posted , I resized both and pasted the 9 ball in and this is what you have in about 2 mins once you get the hang of it. Just repeat for all the balls you need. Of course you can tweak the proportions but you get that idea.