Map size unstable.
Map size unstable.
Infrequent but very annoying problem. When I use the 'Load trace image' tool and select an image that's exactly the same size as the map the dimensions change.
'<xml>
<luxboard>
<version>1.0</version>
<width>884</width>
<height>600</height>'
I load a file 884 by 600 pixels and I get this.
'<xml>
<luxboard>
<version>1.0</version>
<width>884</width>
<height>615</height>'
'<xml>
<luxboard>
<version>1.0</version>
<width>884</width>
<height>600</height>'
I load a file 884 by 600 pixels and I get this.
'<xml>
<luxboard>
<version>1.0</version>
<width>884</width>
<height>615</height>'
Yes the polygons were already in place. I'm 99% sure nothing extends beyond the borders but I will double check that. I made the polygons in AI, saved as an svg and pasted the coordinates into a fresh .luxb file. I set-up the .luxb file with the same dimensions as my overground (the overground was already finished. This is the file I'm trying to load as a trace image which I also used to build the polygons in AI)
I actually had the trace file and the polygons match up at one point but only briefly. The dimensions shifted of their own accord and continue to each time I load the trace image, adding 15 pixels either horizontally or vertically.
'<width>899</width>
<height>600</height>'
or
'<width>884</width>
<height>615</height>'
I actually had the trace file and the polygons match up at one point but only briefly. The dimensions shifted of their own accord and continue to each time I load the trace image, adding 15 pixels either horizontally or vertically.
'<width>899</width>
<height>600</height>'
or
'<width>884</width>
<height>615</height>'
Not sure what that can be.
Possibly you might have left a bracket <> out somewhere when you copy pasted the coordinates in the luxb file.
It would be a pain, but maybe try doing cop/pasting them from scratch.
Trying to find the problem there (if there is one) can be more time consuming than start from scratch entering the numbers in the file again.
Possibly you might have left a bracket <> out somewhere when you copy pasted the coordinates in the luxb file.
It would be a pain, but maybe try doing cop/pasting them from scratch.
Trying to find the problem there (if there is one) can be more time consuming than start from scratch entering the numbers in the file again.
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