Hi Alvaro,
Maybe you could have a look at the wiki first
(http://therion.speleo.sk/wiki/doku.php),
I believe that the answer to many of your questions is already in there.
For instance, the tutorial "Therion by example"
(http://therion.speleo.sk/wiki/doku.php/tbe see chapters 3 and 4) was
quit
HI Alvaro
If I got your question right you should try
"symbol-hide line survey"
in your thconfig file.
Cheers,
Torsten
> Alvaro Iribarren hat am 20. Mai 2014 um 10:10
> geschrieben:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm newbie using therion and i have any questions :
>
> - What is the basic steps to create a d
20. 5. 2014 v 10:10, Alvaro Iribarren :
> - What is the basic steps to create a drawing? :
>1.- create file *.th with cave data
>2.- export data to *.xvi format
>3.- create a th2 file and insert xvi file
>4.- in drawing :
>a) create scrap
>
Hi,
I'm newbie using therion and i have any questions :
- What is the basic steps to create a drawing? :
1.- create file *.th with cave data
2.- export data to *.xvi format
3.- create a th2 file and insert xvi file
4.- in drawing :
a) create scrap
Hi,
I have just started using Therion to draw up some cave found this summer. And I
have a couple of things that I wondered if it would be possible to change. I
apologise if they are things that I will get used to as I become more familiar
with using Therion.
When you draw lines there is the
>> When you draw lines there is the little yellow tick mark at the first
>> line-point telling you which side is inside the wall, or down the pit, or
>> whatever. Would it be possible to make the tick mark larger (maybe twice
>> the size?), so it was easier to see? I managed to draw up quite a lo
>>> > Also, when you "insert scrap" in the map editor, it places the "scrap"
>>> > "end
>>> > scrap" lines wherever you currently are, which will probably be in the
>>> > middle of the previous scrap you worked on. I don't know if it would be
>>> > possible for it to check whether this was in the
Thanks Stacho, for answering my other questions so quickly. I've got another
question now, that maybe you or someone else can answer...
How do I make underlying passage look paler than the main passage? I can see
that it is possible as you have successfully done it in two of the examples,
dem
Jenny Black wrote:
> How do I make underlying passage look paler than the main passage?
It is very simple:
1. These passages must be in different scraps (let's call them above-scrap and
below-scrap). Now you need to put these scraps in two different levels. If they
exist within one map (this
