Martin Spott wrote:
During holidays last week I actually recieved ten photographs which
have been used for the FreeGIS tutorial by Heiko Kehlenbrink - see page
115. You'll find a copy of the tutorial here (it's in German):
ftp://ftp.ihg.uni-duisburg.de/GIS/GRASS/docs/freegis-tutorial-1.0.pdf
The
Erik Hofman wrote:
As I see it, these photographs don't add much to what we already have,
but I might be wrong.
Honestly I have no any idea which material was used for the textures
that FlighGear currently includes so I can hardly guess how much these
aerial photos can contribute to improving
Erik Hofman wrote:
Martin Spott wrote:
I'm pretty sure they exist albeit D-FOTO is a Caravan, used for
photogrammetry of the nearby brown coal mining. They have a nice 19
rack inside the cabin for analysis equipment,
So now you are going to provide me with all kinds of pretty
Birger Brunswiek said:
I'm trying to create a new view which is supposed to be a camera
fixed under the Cesna at the body. So far it looks like this:
view
nameCamera View/camera
internal type=boolfalse/internal
config
from-model type=booltrue/from-model
from-model-idx
Birger Brunswiek wrote:
I'm trying to create a new view which is supposed to be a camera
fixed under the Cesna at the body. [...]
Oh yeah, enlarge the C172 a bit, replace the engine with a PT6 and
call it D-FOTO (based at my home airport EDLN :-)
Martin.
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Unix _IS_ user friendly - it's
Erik Hofman wrote:
Martin Spott wrote:
Oh yeah, enlarge the C172 a bit, replace the engine with a PT6 and
call it D-FOTO (based at my home airport EDLN :-)
So they do exist, turboprop driven C-172's?
I'm pretty sure they exist albeit D-FOTO is a Caravan, used for
photogrammetry of
Martin Spott wrote:
I'm pretty sure they exist albeit D-FOTO is a Caravan, used for
photogrammetry of the nearby brown coal mining. They have a nice 19
rack inside the cabin for analysis equipment,
So now you are going to provide me with all kinds of pretty pictures
which can be used to
Erik Hofman wrote:
Martin Spott wrote:
I'm pretty sure they exist albeit D-FOTO is a Caravan, used for
photogrammetry of the nearby brown coal mining. They have a nice 19
rack inside the cabin for analysis equipment,
So now you are going to provide me with all kinds of pretty
Erik Hofman wrote:
So now you are going to provide me with all kinds of pretty pictures
which can be used to create textures?
I'm certainly planning exactly this, have been messing around with low
budget aerial photography. This device (MK1, now on MK3)
Erik Hofman wrote:
So now you are going to provide me with all kinds of pretty pictures
which can be used to create textures?
Ok, now I realize that I misunderstood your message e, better
late than never :-)
Martin.
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Unix _IS_ user friendly - it's just selective about who its
Martin Spott wrote:
Erik Hofman wrote:
Martin Spott wrote:
I'm pretty sure they exist albeit D-FOTO is a Caravan, used for
photogrammetry of the nearby brown coal mining. They have a nice 19
rack inside the cabin for analysis equipment,
So now you are going to provide me with all kinds of
Mat Churchill wrote:
Erik Hofman wrote:
So now you are going to provide me with all kinds of pretty
pictures which can be used to create textures?
I'm certainly planning exactly this, have been messing around with low
budget aerial photography. This device (MK1, now on MK3)
Mat Churchill wrote:
Erik Hofman wrote:
So now you are going to provide me with all kinds of pretty pictures
which can be used to create textures?
I'm certainly planning exactly this, have been messing around with low
budget aerial photography. This device (MK1, now on MK3)
[...]
Planning on a
Boris Koenig wrote:
I'm sure this has been brought up before, but has anybody ever really
*tried* to ask companies that sell satellite imagery on CD-ROM for their
permission to use derived work (= FG textures) freely in an opensource
project ?
As long as not the actual product itself can be
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