Re: [Therion] Minimum symbol scale

On 28/06/2021 20:33, Bruce Mutton wrote: > Yes, I wouldn't mind some more refinement. > Here are my comments from a while back (some of which may have been resolved > since). > [Therion] min-symbol-scale and fonts-setup > https://www.mail-archive.com/therion@speleo.sk/msg06651.html This looks

[Therion] Minimum symbol scale

Yes, I wouldn't mind some more refinement. Here are my comments from a while back (some of which may have been resolved since). [Therion] min-symbol-scale and fonts-setup https://www.mail-archive.com/therion@speleo.sk/msg06651.html [Therion] scaling line ornamentation - metapost

[Therion] Minimum symbol scale

Hi folks, There is a setting: min-symbol-scale M That allows you to hide all symbols of S or XS scale. That's useful when you want to show only the most important symbols in a low resolution survey. But is there a way to control this differently only for certain symbols? Eg. I want to be able

Re: [Therion] How to morph sketches

And you may prepare two versions of morphed scraps - one with 50% transparency and move them to correct position and then replace it wit no transparent using coordinates. You may use screenshots, .. The increase quality of morphed sketches enhance contrast of sketches. Martin Odesláno z

Re: [Therion] How to morph sketches

On 28/06/2021 09:58, Martin Sluka via Therion wrote: > 28. 6. 2021 v 10:17, Tarquin Wilton-Jones via Therion >: >> >> Ah yes, doing it as separate scraps is a lot less messy. Though in the >> end you then probably have to keep using multiple scraps, even if the >> idea

Re: [Therion] How to morph sketches

Thanks a lot for these examples and explanation. Now I got it to work. :-) (you never stop learning about Therion...) This last article from Marco is realy worth a read. Great stuff! cheers, Torsten > Tarquin Wilton-Jones via Therion hat am 28.06.2021 10:17 > geschrieben: > > > > You are

Re: [Therion] How to morph sketches

> You are right. It could be very useful in simple passages. But in your > case I’ll divide sketch to three pieces first and try to use “extra” > points when LRUD are available. Ah yes, doing it as separate scraps is a lot less messy. Though in the end you then probably have to keep using