Hi Xavier,
Did my answer to omri help you or is there a different problem with your scenario?
Alastair.
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Hi everyone,
I did not already send an issue that I faced some weeks ago, because I wanted to show it with simple examples that I did not have the time to build, but it seems to me related to Omri’s problem :
For a project, I am currently passing/numerizing hand drawn maps that friends has drawn on a skeleton with stations names. For some reasons, after this process, I had to reverse the direction of some passages for extended elevation. I have just done it
by playing with the « extend » command in the data, without changing/redrawing the scraps. The scraps are thus flipped by Therion, and I have the same behaviour than Omri : It flips them upside down and mashing up the lines. This is not the behavior I was
waiting for...
I will try to take some time to build a small example as soon as I can ! I am not sure, but it looks like it is a bug in Therion.
Cheers,
Xavier
Le 20 déc. 2019 à 11:15, עמרי גסטר <omrigas@gmail.com> a écrit :
Hi everyone,
I have a scrap of extended elevation to left and I want to flip it so it will be to the right, but when I add -flip horizontal to the scrap definition it flips it upside down and mashing up the lines.
-flip vertical does the same thing.
am I missing something?
my file is generated from Topodroid
I added an examples of what it does and the .th +.th2 files
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Omri
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