I am really sorry, I made a mistake :/ -map-level 0 is an argument for select command, not export altas. See attached example. select top-level-map -map-level 0 and then export atlas should work. I am sorry once again, I knew the option but I did not notice, I have added it to select not an export command when I have tried. But you will probably have to define the top-level map containing all selected maps in your case. S. On Wed, 26 May 2021 at 10:57, Philippe Vernant <phil.vernant@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Stacho,
Thanks for your answer. I didn’t had select commands in my thconfig file. Using your suggestion I had the following error :
therion: error -- garrel.thconfig -- unknown option -- "-map-level"
I added some select commands and now I have the following lines in my thconfig :
select siphons_blocs@garrel select 1ere_entree_a_gours_Pascal@garrel select 2eme_entree_a_baignoire@garrel
# Map export map -projection plan -o ./topos/garrel_plan_couleur.pdf -layout water-blue -layout carte_couleur
# Atlas export atlas -map-level 0 -projection plan -o ./topos/garrel_atlas.pdf -layout water-blue -layout atlass
And I still have the "therion: error -- garrel.thconfig -- unknown option -- "-map-level” “ error message.
I’m running therion 5.5.0, but in the thbook the option "map-level” is described so I guess this is not related to the Therion release I’m using.
I cannot figure out what I’m missing. Any suggestion ?
Best, Phil
On 25 May 2021, at 21:05, Stacho Mudrak <lists@group-s.sk> wrote:
Hi Philippe,
one page per map is a feature. When maps overlap, you normally use preview above/below to show over/underlying maps not to hide all details of a map of interest.
In any case - if you want to display all maps one above the other, just use:
export atlas -map-level 0
which means, that therion stops splitting maps to submaps at level 0 - the topmost selected map.
HTH, S.
On Fri, 21 May 2021 at 22:41, Philippe Vernant <phil.vernant@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi guys,
I’m trying to generate an atlas but I don’t understand why the different maps do not appear on the same page when they overlay. I have a maplist with maps corresponding to parts of the networks, and they often overlay, so coloring by maps is very helpful. I does work when I plot a regular map, but when I try to generate the altas, the parts with maps overlying in the same area separated, one page per map. I can put all the maps in one and generate the atlas but in this cas I lose the benefice of having the color per maps. Is there a way to have the same atlas drawing as for the regular map with coloring option " color map-fg map”
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