The angle between two identical points.
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15. 4. 2019 v 19:35, Tarquin Wilton-Jones via Therion :
> Sorry for dragging a thread in the wrong direction, but ...
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>> That would indeed be helpful.
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> If you're looking for a nice example ... this is what happens when you
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Sorry for dragging a thread in the wrong direction, but ...
> That would indeed be helpful.
If you're looking for a nice example ... this is what happens when you
create a slope with two straight points, then accidentally add a third
point on the same position as the first one:
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! angle(0,0)
That would indeed be helpful.
> Am 15.04.2019 um 08:43 schrieb Martin Sluka via Therion :
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>> 14. 4. 2019 v 21:15, Tarquin Wilton-Jones via Therion :
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>> I do wish these error messages were a little more informative, pointing
>> out where you made a mistake, but I am so glad it was
> 14. 4. 2019 v 21:15, Tarquin Wilton-Jones via Therion :
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> I do wish these error messages were a little more informative, pointing
> out where you made a mistake, but I am so glad it was something so
> simple. Does it actually not know what the problem is? Rather than
> saying "you put it in
Hi Bruce,
> But looking at your original post, I think maybe you have a join inside
> a map definition.
Oh my goodness. Nail on the head, sir! I owe you one. My command was
already correct (after Benedikt explained that scraps do not belong to a
map, and to reference the scrap as a child of its
>Sadly the only error message I see is "invalid map item"
Common mistakes I have made;
* Forgetting to have an 'endmap' statement
* Mixing scraps and maps within the same map definition
* Missing a dash at the start of an option such as ‘-title’
* Forgetting one of
Tarquin, may you share your data?
Martin
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14. 4. 2019 v 9:32, Tarquin Wilton-Jones via Therion :
> Hi all,
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> Thanks for that impressive load of answers,
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>> First of all you should input cave1.th and cave2.th to your survey caveaall!
>> Therion must know the way to data.
Hi all,
Thanks for that impressive load of answers,
> First of all you should input cave1.th and cave2.th to your survey caveaall!
> Therion must know the way to data.
Ah yes, in my example I was simplifying to keep only the most important
lines visible and keep the question simple. That is
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Subject: [Therion] Joining maps with the join command
Hi,
I am currently learning how to use Therion to draw up a detailed survey.
My survey is split into several "caves", each of which has i
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maps with the join command
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Hi,
I am currently learning how to use Therion to draw up a detailed survey.
My survey is split into several "caves", each of which has its own .th and .th2
file. In the .th file for each cave is a separate "map", so that the c
First of all you should input cave1.th and cave2.th to your survey caveaall!
Therion must know the way to data.
Martin
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13. 4. 2019 v 20:24, Tarquin Wilton-Jones via Therion :
> Hi Benedikt,
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> Many thanks for that speedy reply.
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>> you can join scraps but not maps.
Hi Benedikt,
Many thanks for that speedy reply.
> you can join scraps but not maps. Scraps are not tied to maps in any way,
> maps are just „collections“ of scraps. Scraps however are part of a survey.
> So what you want is achieved by adding join commands on scraps of subsurveys
> in your
Hi,
I am currently learning how to use Therion to draw up a detailed survey.
My survey is split into several "caves", each of which has its own .th
and .th2 file. In the .th file for each cave is a separate "map", so
that the cave can be rendered separately.
cave1.th:
survey cave1
input "cave1
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