On Sat, 2011-11-19 at 21:10 -0800, J. Holden wrote:
> The new build of the Durango scenery is available at
> http://www.stattosoftware.com/Durango.zip
>
> I'm sure there's going to be problems with this scenery as well - the file
> size went up slightly but probably not enough to solve the problem.
>
> The problem with the first batch was that Scrub Cover did not get picked up
> by fgfs-construct, and with --landmass-ignore as part of my building process,
>
> I changed:
> ogr-decode --max-segment 500 --area-type ScrubCover work/ScrubCover
> data/shapefiles/cs_scrub.shp
> to
> ogr-decode --max-segment 500 --area-type Scrub work/Scrub
> data/shapefiles/cs_scrub.shp
>
> and ran fgfs-construct: fgfs-construct --ignore-landmass --work-dir=work
> --output-dir=output --lon=-107.5 --lat=37.5 --xdist=2 --ydist=1 AirportArea
> SRTM-30 AirportObj Lake Road DeciduousForest EvergreenForest MixedForest
> GrassCover GrassLand Marsh MixedCrop DryCrop BarrenCover Scrub Town Urban
> HerbTundra SnowCover
>
> in an attempt to fix the problem.
>
> I don't have any of the FG 2.5 or 2.6 builds, just 2.4, so if someone could
> test this I would greatly appreciate it.
>
> Thanks
> John
>
Hi John,
Sorry but no change...
well in this version the Y shaped roads appear
at KTEX, but the river is still cut down to 0
elevation, some 9,000 feet below... see -
http://geoffair.org/tmp/tests/ktex.htm#beta2
On reflection, maybe this is a problem due to
--ignore-landmass option...
I remember in fgfs-construct there is a 'service'
that 'levels' out roads and rivers, and can thus 'cuts'
into the terrain... maybe this is what is happening
for the river?
Maybe if there was a landmass type, which provided the
general terrain mesh at around 9,000 feet (at KTEX),
then fgfs-construct could be convinced to NOT cut the
river down to zero level... but lay the river ON this
base landmass mesh...
Just a thought...
Regards,
Geoff.
PS: Of course assume the download is
http://www.stattosoftware.com/flightgear/Durango.zip
NOT
http://www.stattosoftware.com/Durango.zip
Are you just testing if we are paying attention ;=))
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