Am Freitag, 6. Mai 2016, 14:18:27 schrieb Christian Rößler:
Dear Martin, dear Bruce,
thanks again; these were the things I needed to overcome to get it work! Now I am happily tracing mine walls (cave walls) over the centerline background pictures, and starting to put symbols in.
In the compiler compartment the little window on the right "Planstruktur" (map structure) shows:
[Folder symbol] Plan
|-[Double sheet symbol] total-map | |----[Single sheet symbol] polygon-only.map
... which seems correct to me, and it compiles without error.
But now I get an exported pdf like that:
Before: ---------
| poly | | gon | | draw |
---------
Now: |-------| | | scrap | | entr. |
---------
| poly | | gon | | draw |
---------
(I hope you see what O meant to draw:). But I see the entrance symbol now!
So I fear I missed something to tell Therion to layer this correctly instead of first the scrap, then on paper below the polygopn draw. I think it has something to do with 'joining scraps', http://therion.speleo.sk/wiki/doku.php/tips, but how do I join only one scrap to the polygon draw?
Or is it simply a nesting problem, and I nested wrong somewhere? Do I need to use the 'join' command in the th file, somthing like 'join scrap1 0@Bergwerk=1'? Do I simply need at least one lineor such in the scrap, and a single point is not enough? Tried to fiddle with that, but to no avail so far.
according to http://therion.speleo.sk/wiki/doku.php/exportselectionformat this happens as centreline (polygon draws) and map drawings are fundamentally different, if I understand this correctly; is it possible there is no way to export them 'layered', I mean the map-scraps translucent over the centerline? I would like in some circumstances to have it printed within the resulting mine plan, but, if not possible, I can live without. Another question: I am putting line points over the background image centerline 'wings' (l+r). Is there, perhaps, a function I do not know of which sets the line-points automatically over the centerline left- and right-wings? Best regards, Christian