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# Displaying overlaying maps in offset

Assume that there are two maps m1 and m2 (m1 is above m2). By default therion displays m1 overlying m2.

To display map m2 in offset you need to create a map containing m2 and specify offset and preview type for m2 in this map. Example:

    map m12
      m1
      m2 [0 8 m] below
    endmap

After selecting the m12 in configuration file you receive:

Joining arrows are created from map-connection points specified in scraps that are moved. Otherwise these points are ignored.

If the situation is more complicated, e.g. there is m3 below m2

you need to create more complicated map structure to handle this.

    map m23
      m2
      m3 [-8 0 m] below
    endmap

    map m123
      m1
      m23 [0 8 m] below
    endmap

Then m123 looks like this:

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