The problem is all the time the same - therion did not found correct outline. But when I added "line wall -subtype invisible" on the place shown on the picture, the problem was solved. Or did I understand your problem wrong? Do you have any special reason for using "border -subtype invisible -outline out" instead of "wall -subtype invisible"? S. Quoting Andrew Atkinson <andrew@wotcc.org.uk>:
This is a triangle all in one scrap, I have looked at the wiki and am familiar with the trick there. This one I just have not been able to solve. It is the lack of walls to provide borders. I tried using invisible borders but this just made it worse, and made the join that is close not work.
thanks
Andrew
Martin Sluka wrote:
On 20.9.2006, at 15:42, Andrew Atkinson wrote:
I have a triangle of background within my passage (just off a join, but not on it), and am not able to solve it.
Check wiki - there is an example exactly with your problem. The solution is to that one of the scraps includes a small part of another two scraps - so there will be join between two scraps not among three.
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