On 2.12.2006, at 16:19, Jonathan Prouty wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I very much appreciate all of the advice that you have given on
> this project. I have already changed my plans a great bit as a
> result. I'm sure that the product will be much better and come
> around sooner because of this.
Jonathan Prouty schrieb:
> Hello all,
>
> I very much appreciate all of the advice that you have given on this
> project. I have already changed my plans a great bit as a result. I'm
> sure that the product will be much better and come around sooner
> because of this.
>
> One quick question:
>
Hello all,
I very much appreciate all of the advice that you have given on this
project. I have already changed my plans a great bit as a result. I'm sure
that the product will be much better and come around sooner because of this.
One quick question:
What do you think about quickly generating a
Very precious system for surveying of complicated systems use CUCC
group in Austria - check http://cucc.survex.com/expo/smkridge/
204/204.html for examples. Their system of evidence of unexplored
continuations is very inspirational. Just to add it to therion :)
Martin
On 25.11.2006, at 17:56, Jonathan Prouty wrote:
> Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
One more thing:
usually you need to draw several subtypes of line wall - bedrock,
blocks, presumed, etc.
There is not the best way how to do it if you start with new line
each time the subtype of
Hi Johny,
there are several tricks for very mazy caves:
1. make short scraps
2. try not to join scraps where passages are joining
3. join named lines (with ID)
4. you may join not only ends of lines. You may use any line point of
any object not only wall. If a passage begins among blocks
Martin Sluka a écrit :
>I'll write you later today, check the map of Cachtice cave - it is
>very complex cave too. http://cachtice.speleo.sk
>
>
Sorry, Martin, I have found no cave maps from this page...
Do you have the full map of Cachtice cave available in therion ?
Eric.
I'll write you later today, check the map of Cachtice cave - it is
very complex cave too. http://cachtice.speleo.sk
m.
On 25.11.2006, at 17:56, Jonathan Prouty wrote:
> Hello all,
> I have a question regarding surveying (and mapping) extremely mazy
> multi-level caves. There is a cave near
