Already I was unhappy with the way I introduced additional scraps in this training guide because it is not a simple case, and jumps in too much at the deep end. This was constrained by the actual example data the course was based on. Really I need to generate some more useful example data to illustrate concepts in a more gentle way. I've not covered joining scraps for example because my data did not fit well with that. I've also learned a lot more since writing this guide about joining scraps along features where the cave changes altitude to give better joins at pitch boundaries etc.
So the plan is to split off this guide on starting from actual DistoX data to cover the workflow of getting the data from PocketTopo into Therion, and write a more general Therion Tutorial starting with some more illustrative data and building up from the basics to more advanced concepts. The first guide will lead into the second to turn the beginner into an expert! I am learning Therion myself along the way, so at each stage I learn something new I am trying to explain it in simple terms so that a new user can understand it from my guide, without needing to ask a load of questions on this mailing list first! Keep the suggestions coming, and especially any corrections to my novice understanding of some aspects of Therion. It will make for a better overall tutorial guide. Footleg On 14 June 2012 06:58, Sluka Martin <martinsluka at me.com> wrote: >> I would welcome any feedback on the content of the tutorial as it is >> an on going project to improve the content to cover more features of >> Therion, and to correct any mistakes in the parts I have written so >> far. > > Hi, > > one thing more: we use for control of walls and joins or colour map-fg or > colour map-bg. One may see all uncorrect joins very easy: check it with your > pit sample. > > Martin s. > _______________________________________________ > Therion mailing list > Therion at speleo.sk > http://mailman.speleo.sk/mailman/listinfo/therion
