[osg-users] Help with Run-Time error using osgdem

2009-10-26 Thread Jacob Armstrong 

All,

I'm currently receiving a Windows Run-Time Error when running osgdem.exe in an 
attempt to build a pretty large database (approx. 132GB or so). I have a 
process that generates 1879 bitmaps of various resolutions (up to 2 meters per 
pixel) and stores a bunch of data for each bitmap in a text file which I then 
pass into osgdem.exe using the -ARGS_FILE option. Some of the data contained in 
the file for each bitmap is the lower-left-hand coordinate of the file (as --xt 
and --yt), the size in meters per pixel (as --xx and --yy), and the path to the 
filename (as -t). I've done this before successfully with smaller samples of 
the visual database I'm generating, but now I'm using the entire DB and at a 
minimum of 4 meters per pixel. Are there any suggestions as to why I might be 
getting a run-time error here? Any help is appreciated!


Thanks,
Jake
  
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Re: [osg-users] Help with Run-Time error using osgdem

2009-10-26 Thread Robert Osfield 
Hi Jake,

For large databases you will have to use vpbmaster to manage a
complete database build, osdem doesn't scale on it's own.

Robert.

On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 7:46 PM, Jacob Armstrong jaco...@hotmail.com wrote:
 All,

 I'm currently receiving a Windows Run-Time Error when running osgdem.exe in
 an attempt to build a pretty large database (approx. 132GB or so). I have a
 process that generates 1879 bitmaps of various resolutions (up to 2 meters
 per pixel) and stores a bunch of data for each bitmap in a text file which I
 then pass into osgdem.exe using the -ARGS_FILE option. Some of the data
 contained in the file for each bitmap is the lower-left-hand coordinate of
 the file (as --xt and --yt), the size in meters per pixel (as --xx and
 --yy), and the path to the filename (as -t). I've done this before
 successfully with smaller samples of the visual database I'm generating, but
 now I'm using the entire DB and at a minimum of 4 meters per pixel. Are
 there any suggestions as to why I might be getting a run-time error here?
 Any help is appreciated!

 Thanks,
 Jake

 
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