[Therion] plan cross-section
On Mon, 2010-07-19 at 17:20 +0200, Martin Sluka wrote: > what about manual calibration of scrap using two stations and their x > and y difference or x, y coordinates? > > Martin > indeed there are station points in the scraps. therion has their coords, so why input the X-Y numbers by hand ? spare thought: btw, something similar could apply to elevation scraps for horizontal caves. therion could get the plane(s) of projection from the section line ... maybe this is kind of messy: associating a section line to a scrap to define its projection type, the vector normal to the line in the plane of the map ... not well defined for extended elevations, in general. marco
[Therion] plan cross-section
what about manual calibration of scrap using two stations and their x and y difference or x, y coordinates? Martin On 19.7.2010, at 10:00, marco corvi wrote: > i did it fiddling with the sources, but a "more stable" > solution is appreciated. -- next part -- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: Picture 2.png Type: image/png Size: 75755 bytes Desc: not available URL: <http://mailman.speleo.sk/pipermail/therion/attachments/20100719/832d1064/attachment.png> -- next part --
[Therion] plan cross-section
seems that cross-section scrap must have a projection `none', which means that therion cannot use stations to scale it "properly". i had to draw a vertical cave, a sequence of pits, one on top of the next. instead of drawing a plan, with plenty of maps shifted to the side, i preferred to draw plan cross-sections nearby the shafts as cross-sections (with a section line marking their position on the pit). i would also like to have one north symbol on the map, to mark the orientation of all the plan cross-sections. i did it fiddling with the sources, but a "more stable" solution is appreciated. thanks for the help, marco
