Leave captured rectangle on screen for a little while
Posted: Mon May 08, 2023 2:31 am
Let's say we want to capture all of colorado. Okay we make a rectangle and we capture all of colorado. Now let's say we want to capture all of wyoming. We do the same thing.
Okay now let's say that those two rectangles are some arbitrary neighboring rectangles and not state boundaries.
When we want to capture the Wyoming area we will still need to know that Northern boundary of the Colorado area in order to make our captured areas join where we want
The problem is when we want to capture the Wyoming area we already have removed the rectangle of the Colorado area so we can't exactly clearly see where the previous rectangle was!
So it would be good to have it still on the screen a little that way we could align the second boundary to where the first boundary ended.
Yes, it is true after we capture our first rectangle can stare at it for hours. It's only when we want to start delineating our second rectangle that we need to clear off the first rectangle in order to start delineating the second rectangle. But then we don't have any reference to where our first rectangle was.
Sure we could go and make waypoints before all this but then we have to clean them up later if we don't want them.
Okay now let's say that those two rectangles are some arbitrary neighboring rectangles and not state boundaries.
When we want to capture the Wyoming area we will still need to know that Northern boundary of the Colorado area in order to make our captured areas join where we want
The problem is when we want to capture the Wyoming area we already have removed the rectangle of the Colorado area so we can't exactly clearly see where the previous rectangle was!
So it would be good to have it still on the screen a little that way we could align the second boundary to where the first boundary ended.
Yes, it is true after we capture our first rectangle can stare at it for hours. It's only when we want to start delineating our second rectangle that we need to clear off the first rectangle in order to start delineating the second rectangle. But then we don't have any reference to where our first rectangle was.
Sure we could go and make waypoints before all this but then we have to clean them up later if we don't want them.