If you need program specific help when filing an application and your facility is filing a Title V application please call the Major Facility help line at 609-633-8248. All other calls should be addressed to the RADIUS general help desk at 609-633-7259.

You can get RADIUS by one of two methods either download the software from or request a CD-ROM by calling (609) 633-7259. (Because there is an amount of time between the preparation of new versions of the software and the production of new CD-ROMS, there may be a waiting period of up to 3 months to receive the latest software version). See similar questions...

Yes. Radius walls are constructed by removing sections from the inside side panel and bending the ICF into the required shape. Similarly, any angle can be made by miter cutting the form at the proper angle and using foam to join the edges. Ninety-degree and 45-degree corners are manufactured to speed construction since they are the most commonly used corner angle. A newly introduced product/service from AMVIC is custom manufactured curved blocks to build curved walls. See similar questions...

Answer: Any edging may be used if drilled or modified with 3/8 inch or larger drain holes every 1-2 feet, in the center width of the edging. This will allow the water to bleed through the edging. Normal edging is usually 3-4 inches in width. See similar questions...

Applicants who submit RADIUS applications on disk perform their own data entry and can be sure it is correct. Since the data entry is done by the applicant, it skips the data entry portion of the administrative review, shortening the amount of time before the permit is issued. Also, if the applicant needs to modify the equipment at a later time, it is easier for both the applicant to submit the requested changes and for the state to process those changes. See similar questions...

A - Yes. Amvic offers 3 standard radii forms custom radius forms and custom radius forms can also be ordered. ny angle that is required can be made by miter cutting the form at the proper angle and using foam to join the edges. See similar questions...

Yes. Radius walls are constructed by removing sections from the inside side panel and bending the ICF into the required shape. Similarly, any angle can be made by miter cutting the form at the proper angle and using foam to join the edges. Ninety-degree and 45-degree corners are manufactured to speed construction since they are the most commonly used corner angle. A newly introduced product/service from AMVIC is custom manufactured curved blocks to build curved walls. See similar questions...

Firstly, read custom.txt. This explains most of what you need to know. Also, read gfxcon.txt. This is the documentation that comes with Worms United, for creation of levels. You will need the GFXCON.EXE program. It is on the Worms CD-Rom or you can download it from here. See similar questions...

If you have a complete 360 degrees panorama and you want to use it in Stellarium, you have two options. Either save it as a circular "fisheye" picture (like the forest texture), or cut it up in smaller parts (like the more advanced Guereins texture) and let Stellarium use it that way. In any case, you need to add a section to the <a href="#landscape">landscapes.ini</a> file and play with the parameters so your skin looks as good as possible. See similar questions...

A radius is technically half the diameter of a circle. In cyc terms, it is the straight-line horizontal or vertical distance from one connection point of the cyc module to the wall or floor to the other connection point. Because the desired effect of a cyc background is to obscure the floor to wall, wall to wall, or wall to ceiling intersection, you need to have a quarter of a circle or radius connecting them. See similar questions...

If we rate every option in state space by its achievement against some criteria then we can plot that rating as a fitness value on another dimension, a height that gives the appearance of a landscape. The result may be a single smooth hill (a correlated landscape), many smaller peaks (a rugged landscape) or something in between. See similar questions...

A typical fertilizer contains N (nitrogen), P (phosphorus) and K (potassium), in that order. Those are the three numbers in a fertilizer analysis. A 5-10-15 fertilizer, for example, contains 5-percent nitrogen, 10-percent phosphorus and 15-percent potassium. Excess fertilizer can be as bad, just as excess food can cause health problems. You should not apply fertilizer that isn't needed. You also should apply fertilizer in the ratios that do plants the most good. See similar questions...

Archive user sent in the following instructions for creating DVDs on a linux system: To do this under linux from the command line: This requires a few common programs. Using any modern package distribution of linux installing these should be quite simple. Done! You should now have a folder called "DVD_folder" with your movie. You can create an ISO or BIN image with mkisofs: See similar questions...

Corner Radius is the measurement of the amount of curve a corner has, usually expressed in decimal form, the higher the corner radius, the more curve. The corner radius cannot be greater than half the dimension length, for example if you have a 1" x 1" square, with a corner radius of .5", you would actually have a circle. Common corner radiuses are .08" & .125". See similar questions...

To determine what version of RADIUS is currently installed on your machine click the "Help" item on the menu bar and select "About." You will presented with a screen indicating the version of RADIUS you are using. See similar questions...

RADIUS requires a computer running any version on Microsoft Windows (98, 2000, NT and XP) with at least 128 MB RAM and at least 500 MB free space in the C: drive. Although internet access is not required, since the program is updated regularly, it is preferable to install RADIUS on computers that have internet access. RADIUS 3.2 has NOT been tested with either Microsoft Vista operating system (any version) or Microsoft Office 2007 . See similar questions...

No, RADIUS was designed for individual PC use and certain configuration files will not work if the program is stored anywhere but the C: drive. See similar questions...