>It would be good to have some advise on how people deal with mistakes in
> sketches. For example:
Having made a couple I now make as sure as I can that there are no gross
mistakes before I start drawing.
>I can export a .xvi to draw around but that doesn't contain the outline
>of the rest of
On 19.2.2009, at 0:18, John Pybus wrote:
> It would be good to have some advise on how people deal with
> mistakes in sketches. For example:
There are several way how to do it.
1. Make shorter scraps - in extreme covering only one survey leg.
2. try to use the morfing feature of therion.
I had the same problem quite a few times, especially to correct old
drawings that have an error, or to iterate the drawing corrections when
there is a new loop for instance.
As all the point positions and handle orientations are warped to produce
the pdf, it seems to me that it could be
Hi again,
It would be good to have some advise on how people deal with mistakes in
sketches. For example:
I have scans of a survey which was drawn up in the field however the
centreline on this contains a blunder (a leg 180 degrees out). I can
trace the survey and give therion the correct
