Martin Sluka a écrit :
> Hi Eric, check the samples - Rabbit cave - you may lock the
> verticality or horizontality of segment of line:
>
Good.
Thanks Martin.
Stacho wrote;
>So if you would like to have projected elevation scrap drawn when you are
>facing West (270 deg), you need to specify this not only in export command,
>but also in the scrap. Example:
>
>scrap xxx -proj [elevation 270]
>
Thanks Stacho
I wasn't aware of the requirement to specify th
On 14.12.2007, at 13:04, Eric Madelaine wrote:
> The tricky point is for portions where you wish to constraint it to
> be a
> vertical segment, unaffected by distorsions of the scrap.
Hi Eric, check the samples - Rabbit cave - you may lock the
verticality or horizontality of segment of line:
But if I understand correctly, the rope would be a line, so you would
have to - and be able to - specify it the usual way with control points
and curves...
The tricky point is for portions where you wish to constraint it to be a
vertical segment, unaffected by distorsions of the scrap.
Eric.
The metapost code of line symbol for this (line with black dots at rigging
points) is already prepared I think. All that needs to be done is to add "line
rope" symbol main code. We will try to implement it ASAP.
Regards, S.
Quoting Hilary Greaves :
> Hi folks,
>
> I am trying to draw rigging on
On 14.12.2007, at 10:57, Hilary Greaves wrote:
> Is there a standard way of doing this?
It is not done yet. But in Metapost it should be no problem to "hang"
a line symbol. But ask Martin Budaj, please.
Martin S.
On 2007-12-14 12:43 +0100, Stacho Mudrak wrote:
> The metapost code of line symbol for this (line with black dots at rigging
> points) is already prepared I think. All that needs to be done is to add "line
> rope" symbol main code. We will try to implement it ASAP.
Excellent, but don't forget some
Hi folks,
I am trying to draw rigging on my elevation in the usual way, i.e. black
dots for bolts and lines down pitches to indicate where the rope hangs.
In Therion, "rope" seems (oddly?) to be a point symbol (allowing the user
to place a small pretty picture of a backed up belay anywhere on t
