Looking at the metapost examples in the Wiki it appears that a block
symbol can be defined or redefined which allows the size of the block
to be changed. Does this apply to each instance of a block or is it a
global definition. How do you specify the size of the block when you
place it in t
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> Size canging/definition of a single block is, as far as i know, not possible
> and not projected?
You can do it simply by using -scale xl option (or -scale s etc.) for
(almost) any point symbol.
> The problem was (with other symbols it is still the case, a solution could
> be, for example an
On 2008-12-30 13:19 +0100, Martin Budaj wrote:
> > The problem was (with other symbols it is still the case, a solution could
> > be, for example an layout command for small symbols) that with small caves
> > in small scales the normative symbol size is too large, so it might happen
> > that you
"I'm afraid that's what I thought. We have the situation here in Mulu where
the main passages are 50m wide with house sized boulders with side passages
a mere 5m wide and small car size boulders so ideally we need a mixture of
block sizes to play with. And of course chambers the size of football
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