Bat cave template

Contents Comments templateID 66 Not generally useful to user. Contents Comments templateID 64 Not generally useful to user. The majority of the work in the SQL query is performed by the row template. The row template has the responsibility of formatting each row of data. Let's look at the row template:.

The whole template is enclosed within the table record tags. Now, lets look at one of the columns. First lets start with one of the simple columns, the priority field:.

When the inner loop on main. Each field that was selected the the SQL statement will be available as a value within that array. So, this whole entry here puts the priority value, as returned directly from the database, into one column in the returned table.

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Measure content performance. Develop and improve products. List of Partners vendors. Bat House Build. How to Make a Bat House. Continue to 5 of 6 below. How to Build a Bat House. Build Your Own Bat Box. Featured Video. The lumpier look came from working in circles from the base of the cone upward; however this seems to waste a lot of foam and creates a heavier, bumpier looking cone.

The taller, smoother look came from working in vertical lines moving back and forth along the cone surface. As well as stalactites and stalagmites you may want to make some rock formations for the walls or rocks for the cave floor. In terms of expanding foam, the EcoFoam seemed wetter and would create a flowier, more unified surface as it expanded.

GreatStuff seemed less likely to slide down but also did not expand into itself as well, creating a surface that had a "rougher" that is, lumpier and less flowing appearance. Using whatever color scheme you have picked for your cave rock, paint your foam with the craft paint.

You can be as detailed or plain as you please; I simply mixed white and black paint without much concern as to streaking or shade so that there was some seemingly "natural" variation. DO NOT use spray paint!

Spray paint is known for eating away foam, which could destroy your stalactites. I tried it on the EcoFoam and didn't see much of a problem, but that could be the materials that the EcoFoam is made of. However you could possibly use this technique to create an interesting "rock" surface, so if you do and it works , please post a picture and I will add it! Hang up your "background" fabric wherever you are planning to build your cave.