I’ve gotten it to find the file by putting it in the local\ptxprint\config\tmpPics folder, but it seems like there ought to be a better (more permanent) location. Where does PTXprint search for images?
More importantly, the file isn’t printing and I’m getting a line in my log which says. Placement for image 1(at FRT0.1) could not be understood. Image Lost!
Any ideas why?
Thank you. I had hoped to avoid absolute paths, but I’m not sure it really matters. Just one of those things I try to avoid without any defendible reason. Anyway, that works fine.
I figured out why my original code wasn’t working, though. The problem was the pgpos='t' part. When I changed that to pgpos='h', it worked fine.
I think PTXprint normally populates the local figures from figures in {Paratext}/{project}/figures. It is entirely possible, however, that that only works if the figure is listed in the piclist.
You can use relative paths, rather than absolute ones, e.g. “…/…/…/figures/map.png”, which would make it more transferable.
If you have pictures enabled for the publication, you should be able to put \zfiga|intromap\* in the USFM, use the normal piclist editor with an anchor ref of 'INT intromap (I believe).