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| drawingchecklist [2018/05/05 11:02] – [lines] typo brucemutton | drawingchecklist [2018/12/23 01:49] – [points] boxed label placeholder brucemutton |
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| subtype moonmilk | subtype moonmilk |
| subtype ice | subtype ice |
| subtype # pit height 10m ##usually refers to pit from surface, not underground pit or shaft | subtype # pit -height [10 m] ##usually refers to pit from surface, not underground pit or shaft |
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| subtype invisible | subtype invisible |
| **Labels** \\ | **Labels** \\ |
| ''__point label__ -text "xx" #-scale m -align l'' ## Recommended for general usage. Point label always gives you text of the size you specify, at default character spacing. Suggest you do not use ''-orientation'', results in slight angle variations due to morphing. See also [[drawingchecklist#lines|Line label]]\\ | ''__point label__ -text "xx" #-scale m -align l'' ## Recommended for general usage. Point label always gives you text of the size you specify, at default character spacing. Suggest you do not use ''-orientation'', results in slight angle variations due to morphing. See also [[drawingchecklist#lines|Line label]]\\ |
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| | Placeholder TO DO: Make an entry about boxed labels, and how to use them. Based on [[https://www.mail-archive.com/therion@speleo.sk/msg07230.html|this forum conversation]] |
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| ''__point remark__ ##similar to label''\\ | ''__point remark__ ##similar to label''\\ |
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| <code> -text "LabelText" | <code> -text "LabelText" |
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| # "<br><left><right><centre>" ## formats multi-line text justification | # "<br><left><right><centre>" ## formats multi-line text justification, <left> is the default. <br> = newline |
| | # <thsp> ## thin space |
| | # <rm> ## roman font |
| | # <it> ## roman italic font |
| | # <bf> ## roman bold font |
| | # <ss> ## sans serif font [default for point label] |
| | # <si> ## sans serif italic font[default for point remark] |
| # "Type here undefined language text, or text to appear if specified language text does not match one of the following<lang:en>Type here the English language translation<lang:mi>Type here Te Reo Maori translation" | # "Type here undefined language text, or text to appear if specified language text does not match one of the following<lang:en>Type here the English language translation<lang:mi>Type here Te Reo Maori translation" |
| # or more simply stated... | # or more simply stated... |
| # "Undefined language text<lang:en>English translation<lang:mi>Te Reo Maori translation<lang:bg>Български translation" | # "Undefined language text<lang:en>English translation<lang:mi>Te Reo Maori translation<lang:bg>Български translation" |
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| | #<rtl> </rtl> ## beginning and end of right-to-left text" |
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| # -scale xl ## main passage names | # -scale xl ## main passage names |
| ## you may use it when: 1. the sketch is not in scale, but there are notes of dimensions from nearest station, 2. the object is vertically shifted according the station (walls for sloping section, for example).\\ | ## you may use it when: 1. the sketch is not in scale, but there are notes of dimensions from nearest station, 2. the object is vertically shifted according the station (walls for sloping section, for example).\\ |
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| ''__point extra__ -dist 20m'' ## additional morphing point. ''-dist''= distance to the nearest survey station. \\ | ''__point extra__'' ## additional morphing point. \\ |
| If ''-dist'' not specified, then assumes the ''point extra'' is at a distance specified by the LRUD value from the nearest survey station.\\ | <code> |
| You can specify which station using ''-from <station>''\\ | -dist 20m ## distance to the nearest survey station. If -dist not specified, then assumes the 'point extra' is at a distance specified by the LRUD value from the nearest survey station. |
| | -from <station> ## You can specify which station that the distance is measured from. |
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| ''__point passage-height__ -value <various forms>'' ## labels drawing and controls 3d height of passage above and below survey centreline in Loch. \\ | ''__point passage-height__ -value <various forms>'' ## labels drawing and controls 3d height of passage above and below survey centreline in Loch. \\ |
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| <code> | <code> |
| -value [5 m] ## (no sign) distance between floor and ceiling -ie passage height where no significant water exists\\ | -value [5 m] ## (no sign) distance between floor and ceiling -ie passage height where no significant water exists |
| -value [+5 m] ## (+ sign) height to ceiling -ie airspace where there is a significant body of water\\ | -value [+5 m] ## (+ sign) height to ceiling -ie airspace where there is a significant body of water |
| -value [-5 m] ## depth to floor or depth of water (use pit or floor step for depth of that type of feature)\\ | -value [-5 m] ## depth to floor or depth of water (use pit or floor step for depth of that type of feature) |
| -value [+1 -4? m] ## (both explicitly signed) distance to ceiling (or airspace), distance to floor (or depth of water) \\ | -value [+1 -4? m] ## (both explicitly signed) distance to ceiling (or airspace), distance to floor (or depth of water) |
| </code> | </code> |
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| ''__line label__ -text "Label Text" # -scale s'' ## Line label gives you text fitted to the curve and length of the line. If the line is longer than is necessary for the specified size (text height), then the characters are spaced out to fit the line. If the line is too short, the text size is reduced so that the text will fit. see also [[drawingchecklist#points|Point Label]] \\ | ''__line label__ -text "Label Text" # -scale s'' ## Line label gives you text fitted to the curve and length of the line. If the line is longer than is necessary for the specified size (text height), then the characters are spaced out to fit the line. If the line is too short, the text size is reduced so that the text will fit. see also [[drawingchecklist#points|Point Label]] \\ |
| ''__line pit__'' (or ''line wall:pit'') ''-height [+10 m]'' ## -ve and ? values not allowed for some reason. Height only displayed with some symbol sets \\ | ''__line pit__'' (or ''line wall:pit'') ''-height [+10 m]'' ## -ve and ? values not allowed, as they are for ''point height''. At present, only AUT symbolset responds to height, by filling in triangles where height > 20m \\ |
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| ''__line section__ # -direction begin -direction end -direction both -direction <point>'' ## If both bezier control points are active, they individually control length of displayed section line. For drawing cross sections, see [[drawingchecklist#scrap|scrap]] and [[drawingchecklist#points|point section]] above.\\ | ''__line section__ # -direction begin -direction end -direction both -direction <point>'' ## If both bezier control points are active, they individually control length of displayed section line. For drawing cross sections, see [[drawingchecklist#scrap|scrap]] and [[drawingchecklist#points|point section]] above.\\ |
| ''__[[drawingchecklist#wall|line wall]]__'' \\ | ''__[[drawingchecklist#wall|line wall]]__'' \\ |
| ''__line floor-step__'' \\ | ''__line floor-step__'' \\ |
| ''__line pit__ # -height 10m'' ## pit or shaft within the cave, not from surface\\ | ''__line pit__ # -height [10 m] '' ## pit or shaft within the cave, not from surface. At present, only AUT symbolset responds to height, by filling in triangles where height > 20m\\ |
| ''__line floor-meander__'' \\ | ''__line floor-meander__'' \\ |
| ''__line slope__'' # optionally specify l-size and orientation at one or more line points, ''-border on'' ## to get a line at the top edge\\ | ''__line slope__'' # must specify l-size for at least one line point, and optionally orientation at one or more line points, ''-border on'' ## to get a line at the top edge\\ |
| ''__line contour__ # -gradient <none|center>'' ## to specify no tick marks, at centre only,eg | ''__line contour__ # -gradient <none|center>'' ## to specify no tick marks, at centre only,eg |
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| -clip off | -clip off |
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| -scale m # xs s l xl ## adjusts size | -scale m # xs s l xl or a number ## adjusts size. xs ≡ 0.5, m ≡ 1.0, xl ≡ 2.0 |
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| -align r # l c tl tr bl br ## right, left, centre of insertion point, etc | -align r # l c tl tr bl br ## right, left, centre of insertion point, etc |