Hi, I used the offset only to generate final map. Definitions of particular maps is very simple: map modrovska_s01.map modrovska_s01 endmap map modrovska_s08.map modrovska_s08 endmap map modrovska_s03.map modrovska_s03 endmap map modrovska_s10.map modrovska_s10 endmap map modrovska_s11.map modrovska_s11 endmap map modrovska_s12.map modrovska_s12 endmap map modrovska_s12-21.map modrovska_s12.map modrovska_s21.map endmap map modrovska_s13.map modrovska_s13 endmap map modrovska_s14.map modrovska_s14 break modrovska_s14a endmap map modrovska_s15.map modrovska_s15 endmap map modrovska_s16.map modrovska_s16 endmap map modrovska_s19.map modrovska_s19 endmap map modrovska_s19-24-25.map modrovska_s19.map break modrovska_s24-25.map [0 -8 m] below endmap map modrovska_s20.map modrovska_s20 endmap map modrovska_s11-20.map modrovska_s11.map break modrovska_s20.map [-3 -3 m] below endmap map modrovska_s21.map modrovska_s21 break modrovska_s21a modrovska_s21b endmap map modrovska_s22.map modrovska_s22 endmap map modrovska_s24.map modrovska_s24 endmap map modrovska_s24-25.map modrovska_s25.map break modrovska_s24.map [0 -7 m] below endmap map modrovska_s25.map modrovska_s25 endmap map modrovska_s26.map modrovska_s26 endmap map modrovska_s27.map modrovska_s27 endmap map modrovska_s28.map modrovska_s28 endmap map modrovska_s30.map modrovska_s30a break modrovska_s30 endmap Martin
Interesting Martin Your example mostly demonstrates one level of offset, but it goes to two levels bottom-left (to blue to purple), and apparently three levels at the bottom (to green to blue to dark blue). However looking closely it seems that the map-connection line to blue goes directly from yellow (ie not from green). If this is the case there are two scenarios: <image002.png> Scenario 1 - based on the map-connection line I have highlighted, both the green and blue are first-level offsets. I may be mistaken as the image is not sufficiently clear. If it is two levels of offset, then that is not sufficient to trigger the ‘bug’ David and I have described. If it is three levels of offset, then you have somehow managed to avoid the ‘bug’ and the map-connection lines/points are coincidentally on the same alignment.
Scenario 2 – is that this example demonstrates the ‘bug’ described, if not particularly clearly. My synopsis of the bug was “the line created by point map-connection is only correctly originating from its parent map at the most deeply nested level of offset and at the 1st level offset. At all other (intermediate) offset levels, the map-connection line reverts to originating from the top-level map, and not from its direct parent.”
So Martin, if you could perhaps clarify. I suggest adding a horizontal component to the light blue map in my snip above, and confirming whether the map offsets are two or three level. If it is two level, it does not test the bug. If it is three level and there is no ‘bug’, the map connection line, blue to dark blue, should radiate from blue and not from yellow.
Tarquin I’ll respond to your message later – off to work now!
Thanks Bruce
From: Therion <therion-bounces@speleo.sk <mailto:therion-bounces@speleo.sk>> On Behalf Of Martin Sluka via Therion Sent: Wednesday, 15 March 2023 23:08 To: List for Therion users <therion@speleo.sk <mailto:therion@speleo.sk>> Cc: Martin Sluka <martinsluka@mac.com <mailto:martinsluka@mac.com>> Subject: Re: [Therion] 2 Map-connection issue - Going to four levels - Offset tests SAMD-ITF-IS example
Just a sample. Colorised by altitude.
M.
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