Hi,
I believe it may be possible with vpb.
But you may want to take a look at osgearth, it has some features you need
such fade in between layers.
My knowledge on the two is minimal, but it may help?
Regards
Martin Naylor 


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Chris Ess
Sent: 04 September 2011 01:46
To: [email protected]
Subject: [osg-users] [vpb] Multiple maps in model with osgdem? (vpb)

Hi,

I am not sure if this is even possible, but I would like to use 5 or 6
different maps taken at varying altitudes but of the same region and create
one model/map. 

As a user zooms in on the model/map the texture would update.  

For example:  Say I had a map of North America, then a more detailed map of
the United States, and finally another detailed map of just a state in the
US.  As the user zooms in they would see North America, then the United
States, and finally a detailed state map.

>From the little bit of experimenting I have done, I have thrown all the
geotiffs in one folder (from all 3 different maps) and built a model.  What
I am seeing is parts of the map are at the original scale (North America),
then the regions of North America that have more detailed tiles available
from the "sub" maps are simply overwritten with the more detailed tiles.  So
its like 3 different map formats all on one map and looks like some kind of
Frankenstein monster.

What I would like is for all of the North America map  to display, then as
the user zooms in, if a more detailed view/map is available, it should
update accordingly, showing the detailed portions only if the user is at the
necessary scale/zoom level.

I hope this makes sense, I feel I explained it horribly.  Is this even
possible using VPB/osgdem?  Are there any other tools that may work better?


Thank you!

Cheers,
Chris

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