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When
you say "I am creating a polyline following a river" are you digitizing
over a raster?
Never
the less, the results you are getting are by design, even a "smooth continus
curving line" or a "wiggly line" (i like that one:) is made up of many straight
line segments as you describe.
You
have two options. When digitizing, add lots more nodes closer together to make
the line appear smoother (when printed or even viewed at a normal zoom level
they will apear smooth). But adding more nodes may not be feasable due to time
limits.
Secondly, if you double click the ployline you wish to smooth, check mark
the "smooth" check box, this will give more visual effect of smoothing. But the
smoothness is still be related to the density of your nodes and their
spacing.
HTH
David
Reid
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Andrea Perego Sent: Friday, March 24, 2006 1:32 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [MI-L] polyline appears jagged Hi I know this will be easy to fix, but
so far I have had no luck. I am trying to create a polyline following say
a river. As I move along the river, the line I am creating is not
smooth. It appears as a series of jagged straight line segments, not a
smooth continuous curving line or a wiggly line such as a stream. What do
I need to change to be able to draw a “wiggly”
line? Thanks. Andrea -- -- |
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