[Therion] Centre lines and therion

[Wookey]

On 06-09-21 11:26 +0200, Stacho Mudrak wrote:
> > visible in the model output but not the map).  I have tried including
> > the "survey" in the list of maps (and additionally found that I need to
> > specify the -projection plan option).  However, no centre is visible in
> > the pdf output.  Have I misread your email: is this something the
> > software should already be able to do, in which case what have I missed
> > out of my .th file?
> 
> Yes, therion should do this, but it is difficult to say, what is wrong  
> with your files. Could you please send me some minimal sample where it  
> does not work?
> 
> Another point:
> 
> >> We (Wookey and I) are working on the Mulu data set which is using
> > survex
> >> 3d files to import the survey legs. This shows the survey legs within
> >> the passage where it exists, but not when there is no pasage. However
> >> what we would really like to do is show the centreline when there is
> > no
> >> passage, and not show it when there is passage drawn.
> >>
> >> Is there any way to do this
> 
> When I read this e-mail once more, I must correct my self. Currently,  
> there is no way how to do it :( Either you will show all centerline,  
> or you will hide all centerline.
> 
> Solution can be draw centerline from data (not from scraps) with  
> different symbol. If need it, I can do it quite fast. Do you have some  
> terms, when your maps need to be finished?

In about 25 mintues :-)

It is BCRA conference this weekend, and large-fornmat printing had to
be done by someone else. That deadline is literally as I type, so the
panic is now off.

We do need a solution to this problem in general though. We have a
220km system, and being able to show centreline data for areas where
there is not therion data yet, is important, as therionising the data
is such a huge job.

I may have a few more atlas quesations before the w/e though :-)

Wookey
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