distance options in elevation

[Anonymous]

If you mean stepping the horizontal range and Distant Area depth the same way you can step the section line itself, I think you're out of luck. Would be great if you could.

[Anonymous]

Oh, multiple Distant Area Depths, that has been suggested before, and maybe even wished for. I vote essential.

[Djordje]

The wish exists, please vote there.

[Petros Ioannou]

And until your wish come true you can use two (or more) sections with the second starting at the depth-end of the first one and then overlap them in a layout. Be careful to set section lines of the second one to a thin pen, and also place it in a different (hidden) layer.


Petros

[Djordje]

Petros wrote:
And until your wish come true you can use two (or more) sections with the second starting at the depth-end of the first one and then overlap them in a layout. Be careful to set section lines of the second one to a thin pen, and also place it in a different (hidden) layer.

... and play around with the pen table for the second, third, or whatever row ...

[TomWaltz]

My dream has always been a system that says
"For every X feet away, subtract Y from the current pen", with Y being either a pen value (adjusting pen 1 to the left), or a weight (remove .02 mm) or a color (make 5% lighter)

[Petros Ioannou]

well my dream would be a printer which could print so acurrately and a pair of eyes that could tell the difference...

Still it's a good idea Tom.

[SeaGeoff]

TomWaltz wrote:
My dream has always been a system that says
"For every X feet away, subtract Y from the current pen", with Y being either a pen value (adjusting pen 1 to the left), or a weight (remove .02 mm) or a color (make 5% lighter)

Or better yet a continuous gradient.