Hi, I am new therion user - hello everybody :-) I have a "bad scrap overlay" problem in a cave passage. The setting is very simple: two galleries (one scrap for each), with a junction at the ceilling. The lox file shows everything ok However, my plan pdf map shows the bottom gallery at the top (should be the opposite !). The problem remains with and without joining the scraps. I can't figure why. Could anybody help ? Have you got an idea of the possible reasons for bad scrap overlay ? thanks in advance Naomi
Hallo Naomi If you have defined a map with both of the scraps try to change the order of the scraps in the map definition. Best, Torsten
Am 31.03.2016 um 19:04 schrieb Naomi <naomi@speleo.fr>:
Hi,
I am new therion user - hello everybody :-)
I have a "bad scrap overlay" problem in a cave passage.
The setting is very simple: two galleries (one scrap for each), with a junction at the ceilling. The lox file shows everything ok However, my plan pdf map shows the bottom gallery at the top (should be the opposite !). The problem remains with and without joining the scraps. I can't figure why.
Could anybody help ? Have you got an idea of the possible reasons for bad scrap overlay ?
thanks in advance
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31. 3. 2016 v 19:08, Torsten Schnitter <torsten.schnitter@netcologne.de>:
If you have defined a map with both of the scraps try to change the order of the scraps in the map definition.
The map MUST be defined including command „break“ map xxx scrap1 break scrap2 endmap There is no way for therion to recognize automatically which scrap is below and which scrap is above. m.s.
Imagine two sloppy passages like faults side by side. On map, one of them should be drawn „above“ another one „bellow“. But there could be a problem for Therion - centerline in passage „above“ is on floor of it and centerline in passage „bellow“ is near ceiling. It means centerline of „bellow“ passage is higher than centerline of „above“ passage. So only human may decide what is „above“ and what is „bellow“. m.s.
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