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I have a 3-level multiscale tesselation and I want to denote the boundary at each scale with a different color using -dataedgecol, but its always failing with a segmentation fault. As a trial basis, I am trying to use the same color for all the types of boundaries using something like: -dataedgecol int:12::int:12::int:12
can this multiscale value allotment work with -dataedgecol like the way I am using? Is there some other way?
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Hi Romain,
I have a 3-level multiscale tesselation and I want to denote the boundary at each scale with a different color using -dataedgecol, but its always failing with a segmentation fault. As a trial basis, I am trying to use the same color for all the types of boundaries using something like: -dataedgecol int:12::int:12::int:12
can this multiscale value allotment work with -dataedgecol like the way I am using? Is there some other way?
Many thanks in advance. Regards,
Danish
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