[Therion] wrong representation in google earth

[Andrew Atkinson]

I wonder if you are describing the same problem I had. It would appear 
that Therion seems to be far more fussy about defining the inside and 
outside of the walls when I first started to generate .kml. The pdfs 
were fine but it got very confused on the kml. (which is strange as I 
would have thought the maths behind it would be the same.) At first I 
thought some of the cave was missing, but in the end it was just getting 
the inside and outside the wrong way round

My first attempt looked like this, which could be described as you have

http://ubss.org.uk/__transfer/Charterhouse_broken.kml

A bit of checking and making sure the the ticks where on the outside 
(into rock) and then for the 'pilers' some of which where massive and 
crossed scrap boundaries, use of the line option
-outline in
solved it in the end. Some of the effects did not seem logical, in the 
end everything line had to be checked, but eventually I got

http://ubss.org.uk/__transfer/Charterhouse.kml

hope this helps

Andrew

Boldt, Markus wrote:
> Hi, 
> I have a cave with a tree of 11 survey-files. There are 15 scraps in my survey. It works all well if I produce a Map in PDF-Format. But the kml-File makes a mistake. I see only some parts of the cave. First 3 parts are seen, fourth part isn`t seen, then only parts of the fifth and sixth are seen, the whole 7 part and so on. The first point (entrance) is fixed with UTM-Coordinates. What could be the reason? What is wrong? 
> regards 
> Markus 
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