Hello
We (Wookey and I) are working on the Mulu data set which is using survex
3d files to import the survey legs. This shows the survey legs within
the passage where it exists, but not when there is no pasage. However
what we would really like to do is show the centreline when there is no
pas
I am sorry, but currently there is no simple (or automatic) way how to
do it. The only way how to do this is to add surveys to the map
structure.
Example:
You have 3 maps and 1 survey without map. You define
map map_total
map1
map2
map3
survey_without_map
endmap
I will put this
I'm new to Therion, but think it is fabulous! I am just in the process
of drawing up our new discoveries in Mendip, UK, and like Andrew am
looking at how to include the centreline in the map pdf output. (It is
visible in the model output but not the map). I have tried including
the "survey" in t
On 20.9.2006, at 15:15, Cooper, Ben wrote:
> and like Andrew am
> looking at how to include the centerline in the map pdf output.
Check the wiki examples - there is a piece of metapost code which add
to final map the centerline (colorized)
Martin
> visible in the model output but not the map). I have tried including
> the "survey" in the list of maps (and additionally found that I need to
> specify the -projection plan option). However, no centre is visible in
> the pdf output. Have I misread your email: is this something the
> software
On 06-09-21 11:26 +0200, Stacho Mudrak wrote:
> > visible in the model output but not the map). I have tried including
> > the "survey" in the list of maps (and additionally found that I need to
> > specify the -projection plan option). However, no centre is visible in
> > the pdf output. Have I
On 21.9.2006, at 13:57, Wookey wrote:
> large-fornmat printing had to
> be done by someone else
I may do it for you. :) Only if 44" width is enough.
And send by UPS, DHL or other.
Martin
On 06-09-20 14:15 +0100, Cooper, Ben wrote:
> I'm new to Therion, but think it is fabulous! I am just in the process
> of drawing up our new discoveries in Mendip, UK, and like Andrew am
> looking at how to include the centreline in the map pdf output. (It is
> visible in the model output but not
This is a reply to an ANCIENT post, but I didn't see it answered on the
list, so I figured I would post my solution to the problem of getting scraps
and centerline to easily show up on the map together:
1. Create a map that consists of nothing but survey data. Make sure to
give it a unique
