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use QET_ElementScaler to fix the problem with your Element-File:
From whatever reason two lines have no (first) point.

Did you read, what's written on the linked page?

YOU define the rules for your project!

Sorry for the late reply, but my priorities are completely elsewhere at the moment!

But I don't think I can be of much help with your questions anyway...
- I don't use CMake for compiling: I use Qt Creator to implement my ideas in QET, and that works perfectly without CMake!
- I don't know a schedule for the switch to QT6 and am very curious myself to see how the two GitHub branches will come together, given how many changes have been made to both branches in the meantime...

Unfortunately, Joshua is not yet fully back on board! But maybe Laurent can say something about these topics?

Interestingly, elevatormind disappeared just as quickly as he appeared: Hopefully he is doing well!

EDIT:

Ok: Found that it occurs, when Combined Texts are used in reference-element.
When copying, the text is deleted but the position remains at the point...

I don't have a solution for this problem!

Maybe @achim can check?
He found a solution for "simple" texts.

For "moving" text-positions:
Use latest 0.100-dev - version!

Hallo Achim,

Ich wollte nicht sagen, dass der Code nicht besser ist als vorher!
Wir kommen der Sache näher, sind aber noch nicht am Ziel!

Wenn beim Kopieren Positionen auf unsinnige Werte gesetzt werden, muss das selbstverständlich behoben werden!
Es kann aber auch nicht schaden, wenn wir das beim Speichern der Daten ins XML nochmal prüfen...

Wenn die x- und y-Positionen, die zum conductor gespeichert sind, offensichtlich keine Rolle bei der Lage des conductors spielen:
Warum setzen wir die beim Speichern nicht grundsätzlich zu "0", wenn sie negativ sind?

In meiner Testdatei habe ich spaßeshalber die x- und y-Werte mal auf ganz unsinnige Werte größer Null gesetzt, und der Plan sieht beim Laden aus wie vorher!

Einen Patch für die Korrektur habe ich in meinem github-Repository vorbereitet.

There is no attachment at your post.
I only see a link to a jpeg-picture, that cannot be used as a QET-element.
If you want to attach elements to a post: Attach a zipped file of the elements.
(create post -> Preview -> Choose file -> Add file)

You want to work with a program you're unfamiliar with, but you don't seem interested enough to even play around (with a minimal circuit diagram or a copy of the original diagram) using the options the software offers?
I don't understand that!

You've already found the option to make the conductor two-colored: take it one step further and try out the options in the other tabs of the conductor properties!

BTW:
Do you know this part of QET-Website?
https://download.qelectrotech.org/qet/m … index.html

Can you copy electrical connections in real life?

QElectroTech is not a drawing program that you use to draw lines: you create electrical connections between terminals or clamps.

So you pull a connection from one terminal of an element to a terminal of another element.

Of course, you need to have a QET file to do this!
Other formats are not (yet) supported!

Hi vadoola!

Good to hear, you're ok (again)!

Can you please create win- and/or Linux-Binaries for dxf2elmt and put them also into the release at github?
So everyone gets the Software from "first hand"!

Not knowing, what you would like to save on other people's hardware ...

If you used forum-search with the keyword "cloud" you would have found this post (among others):
https://qelectrotech.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=2969

The online translation is not clear enough ...
Do you mean that the inside-connection of an element automatically uses the color of the connected wire?
No, the elements are static in that respect.
To use colors in elements, you need to create user-specific elements.