Thanks for the suggestion Marco.
I think what you suggest is what I was already doing, however I decided to try
yet another level of hierarchical separation, but it also did not work.
However I think the effect you are pointing me to is what is in-play here
https://therion.speleo.sk/wiki/mapconnectors?s[]=offset
<https://therion.speleo.sk/wiki/mapconnectors?s%5b%5d=offset>
I’ll tinker with it some more… For me it is really only a debug process while
I am drawing, so it is best if it soes not require special structures to
activate and deactivate.
Bruce
From: Therion On Behalf Of Marco Corvi
Sent: Monday, 16 November 2020 09:07
To: therion@speleo.sk
Subject: Re: [Therion] : map-connection does not display if map is both offset
and not offset
@bruce
that was a nice remark.
i think that if you put scrap1 in map1 and scrap2 in map2, and then combine in
a final map containing
map1
map2 […] above/below
map2
and select the final map, then you get scrap1 and scrap2 in place,
and also scrap2 offseted and the map-connection line
marco
I just discovered some behaviour that I did not expect.
When a scrap has a point map-connection, any exports of that scrap have a
dotted line from the 'true' location of the point map-location to the
'offset' location. Right?
These two examples show what is expected. The first with a single copy of
an offset map, and the second with two offset copies of the map.
However, if there is also a copy of the map that is not offset, then all of
the map-connection points are hidden. I tried using the -visibility on
option for the point map-connection, that that had no effect.
The image below shows an example of this behaviour.
Although it is not very often that I want to show a map both in its proper
location and offset, it seems to me that one should be able to do it and
also have the map-connection points display properly for the offset maps.
Is this a bug perhaps?
Bruce
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