Well, I do not have your dataset, but when I tried to reproduce it, I was not able. It means, when the map is in offset and there are two overlying scraps, the one below is gray. See attached dataset. All you need to do, is probably to play with "breaks" in "map" a little bit. HTH, S. Quoting Andrew Atkinson <andrew@wotcc.org.uk>:
Might be normal, however, it does not seem right!
Thank for the hint on subtype, I will look at that next week, just getting ready to teach 12 people how to use Therion
hope it is not the blind leading the blind
Andrew
On 12/11/10 17:06, Martin Sluka wrote:
It is normal I think, add the lines to be clear from where the offset part is. Check line subtype map-connection
Martin
On 12.11.2010, at 14:45, Andrew Atkinson wrote:
Hi
The file individually.png, shows a section of passage that when run by itself greys out 2 of the lines either side of the traverse.
However, when compiled in the full survey it an offset part of the cave, and the lines are in full black.
What looks to be happening: If these lines were not displaced they would be under another passage, and therefore all be the same shade of grey. When they are offset they are all returned to full black?
Or am I missing a trick?
thanks
Andrew
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