Survex File: caves-1623/136/136-correct

Included files: main ents chile/chile forbiden gravel footconn

; note that the Forbidden Land is far more safely accessible via Steinschlag
; than through the Stairway to Hell, so all this survey data is now here,
; rather than under a 161 area. Hence the HotMC/Rocky interface is the
; 136:161 interface, rather than 136.gods/ElinA. However, the 136 prefix
; is only applied (inside the 136.136 file) to the vertical part of 136 up
; to the link to Elin Algor.

;*export p136		; from 136
;*export p136b		; from MorEnt
;*export p136c		; from MorEnt
;*export p136d		; from MorEnt
; 136:surface interface
*equate 136.entrance.1	p136

; other 136 entrances.

*equate 136.MorEnt.19 p136d
*equate 136.MorEnt.15 p136c
*equate 136.MorEnt.21 p136b

*entrance p136
*entrance p136b
*entrance p136c
*entrance p136d

*begin 136

*title "Steinschlagschacht, 1623/136"

; connection to 144
*export chile.runnybowels.1

*export entrance.1
*export entrance.10
*export MorEnt.10
*export MorEnt.15
*export MorEnt.19
*export MorEnt.21
*export hotmc.1

*include main

; These two points aren't the same - they're on neighbouring boulders
; They need to be connected to process 136 alone, without surface data, but 
; can be correctly disconnected for normal dataset processing
;LRUDs
;entrance.10	3	0	1.00	~30.00	CM RH wall
;MorEnt.10	3	2.5	~18	4	'10' red point on rock point
;approx connection
;*equate MorEnt.10 entrance.10
;process 136-standalone.svx where this is done.

*include ents

*equate gods.1	ElinA.13

*equate Gravel.22	tyrolia.5

*equate footconn.1 theatre.5
*equate footconn.5 footlights.12

; chile area
*equate footlights.9 chile.oatso.14
*include chile/chile
*include forbiden
*include gravel
*include footconn

*end 136

No differences - file was saved

CUCC Expeditions to Austria: 1976 - 2022

Survex File: caves-1623/136/136-correct