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Hi all,
I've just started to use inkscape a few days ago to draw a map. But for
this I would like to have a user defined coordinate system as my country
outline is in "degree". It would be really nice if I could use the
geographic grid (ie. for adding point symbols at 19°N, 101°E). But I
would need to set somewhere a global transformation to map that system
onto the drawing area: 1° equals 3cm on paper, and the origin of the
paper =18°N,99E for example.
Perhaps something like that is already included and I only couldn't find it?
Thanks
Wolfgang
On Thu, July 13, 2006 3:09 pm, Wolfgang wrote:
Hi all,
I've just started to use inkscape a few days ago to draw a map. But for
this I would like to have a user defined coordinate system as my country
outline is in "degree". It would be really nice if I could use the
geographic grid (ie. for adding point symbols at 19°N, 101°E). But I
would need to set somewhere a global transformation to map that system
onto the drawing area: 1° equals 3cm on paper, and the origin of the
paper =18°N,99E for example.
Perhaps something like that is already included and I only couldn't find
it?
I have used the grid for that. You can specify its size and origin.
However, all coordinates displayed everywhere are not in the grid but the
documents reference system (see my post of a few days ago). This is the
best solution I found.
Hope this helps.
Fred
From file conversion I have the following code in my svg:
<circle
sodipodi:ry="0.01009"
sodipodi:rx="0.01009"
sodipodi:cy="-20.87945"
sodipodi:cx="101.33645"
id="villages1_B_Chaloen_Suk"
cx="101.33645"
cy="-20.87945"
r="0.01009"
transform="translate(0,1052.39)" />
this sodipodi cx/cy describes the real coordinates of my point. Can I
switch in inkscape somehow to this sodipodi coordinate system?
And a second question: can I somehow define named transformations? When
I have several Objects selected by hand I can transform them all at once
(with the mouse). I cant mark several objects in the XML-Editor at a time.
Thanks
Wolfgang
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