This software is licensed under AGPL-3.0 in short, to use this software, you must distribute source. Since I highly dislike the closed source nature of some of the software used in orienteering (well, mostly OCAD), Have you built something with this module, or want to help out improving it? I'd love to know open an issue, pull request or contact License and probably a lot more that I do not even know is missingįeel free to open issues for lacking features - I will not promise to add them, but good to keep track of what is missing. CAD data exchange is a method of drawing data exchange used to translate between different Computer-aided design (CAD) authoring systems or between CAD and.

SVG / PDF currently lack any text SVG and PDF now have text support.

Curves are not supported Bezier curves now supported!.

Fill patterns are not supported supported for SVG and PDF exports.

Hatch fills are not supported when exported to Mapbox styles and emulated by semi-transparent fills.

Some OCAD features are currently not fully supported: I will try to write some docs, in the meantime, check out the demo directory for some examples of how to use this module. Another solution is to export a map image file directly from OCAD and use that in the converter.Ĭatching Features v 1.Const ) One solution is to change the map scale in OCAD (shrink/stretch the map symbols) to 1:10000. Q: The 2D map that the converter creates is unclear and of bad quality.Ī: The OCAD is probably using a map scale other than 1:10000. The easiest way is to correct these numbers directly in OCAD. Q: Why do some of the symbols and/or vegetation not convert correctly, even though I know the converter supports them?Ī: The most likely reason is that the OCAD map uses wrong symbol numbers, that doesn't match the IOF standard map norm numbers (for example 112.1 is used for elongated knolls instead of the standard 113.0). So it's often easier to add the uncrossable regions for gardens manually in the CF Map Editor (as 2D Barriers) than to let the converter add it. However, the map norm also says that it's allowed to run on all roads that are on the map, even when they are inside a garden area (forbidden roads in garden areas should not be on the map at all). Q: Why aren't gardens/settlements uncrossable by default?Ī: According to the map norm, garden areas (527.0) are indeed forbidden and should be uncrossable in Catching Features.

You can fix this by lowering the GHR setting for the forest, or to set a higher minimum height for the knolls (such as minimum 1.5 meter knolls for a GHR of 1 meter).

Q: Sometimes my knolls doesn't show in the terrain.Ī: If you have a map with lots of curve detail, the Ground Height Randomness might cause the knolls to not show up. Here are some common questions and problems listed:

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