8 Jan
2005
8 Jan
'05
2:59 p.m.
Martin Sluka wrote:
At 23:50 +0000 7.1.2005, Wookey wrote: *******************************************
However in the example shown above, the overlying,overlapping rock,does not obscure the one below. So - how do I get the effect Martin S had - what are the rules?
There is no rule for it - I just drew blocks and checked if the small yellow tick is outside of block. This tick indicates allways the "free space" - inside the passage, inside of chimney or pit, higher part of overhang or ceiling step, lower part of floor step or conture, outside of block.
In this case line orientation doesn't matter -- iff the line is closed, the rock is filled and hides everything below. Martin