Labeling jagged lines like rivers can be a challenge.
Have you tried thinning the rivers ( a copy of the rivers) and using this layer for labels but still only showing the original unthinned river lines?
Here is a map showing the labels for the original river layer
Here is a map showing the rivers and a thinned version of the rivers (shown in red)
I used these settings for thinning the lines. I started with smaller values around 25/50 meters and gradually moved towards higher values.
Here's the resulting map with labels using the thinned rivers. I'm not saying this is the perfect result. For some rivers, it works better. For others, I may have thinned the line too much. It's a balance.
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Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-23-2022 03:15
From: Peter Møller
Subject: Curved label won't show
Hi Asko
Would it be possible to also share the workspace with your layout?
One option could be to close all your other tables and also have the table SR_Riigieesvoolud_050520 open and now save this into a new workspace and share this wor file.
One option worth trying to get the label to show is to allow rotated as fallback and maybe also allow overlapping text.
Thanks
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Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data
Original Message:
Sent: 11-22-2022 16:10
From: Asko Poder
Subject: Curved label won't show
Hi
MapInfo Pro Version 2021.1 Release build 25. I wonder why some labels won't show (Missing_name.png) when I use "Curved" setting (Label_properties.png). Layer has first priority (Label_priority.png). Labeled layer is MSR_Riigieesvoolud_050520 ("MSR_Riigieesvoolud_050520.zip) and labeled field is "EHITISE_NIMI" (Labeled_field.png). (I have 175 layouts to make and every layout needs to have MSR_Riigieesvoolud_050520 "EHITISE_NIMI" (basically river name) for every MSR_Riigieesvoolud_050520 object (basically every river)).
Thank you in advance
Asko Põder
Estonian Agriculture and Food Board
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Asko Poder
Knowledge Community Shared Account
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