@bruce

that was a nice remark.

i think that if you put scrap1 in map1 and scrap2 in map2, and then combine in a final map containing
   map1
   map2 […] above/below
   map2

and select the final map, then you get scrap1 and scrap2 in place,
and also scrap2 offseted and the map-connection line

marco


I just discovered some behaviour that I did not expect.

When a scrap has a point map-connection, any exports of that scrap have a
dotted line from the 'true' location of the point map-location to the
'offset' location.  Right?

These two examples show what is expected.  The first with a single copy of
an offset map, and the second with two offset copies of the map.

However, if there is also a copy of the map that is not offset, then all of
the map-connection points are hidden.  I tried using the -visibility on
option for the point map-connection, that that had no effect.

The image below shows an example of this behaviour.



Although it is not very often that I want to show a map both in its proper
location and offset, it seems to me that one should be able to do it and
also have the map-connection points display properly for the offset maps.

Is this a bug perhaps?



Bruce