Georg Vollnhals schrieb:
Sebastian Bechtold schrieb:
..
If possible, I'd like to try to do this
without
doing such further changes. I'd like to avoid a plan where one feature
requires another, and this one requires another again, and so on. The more
you change, the higher is the risk
Sebastian Bechtold schrieb:
Georg Vollnhals schrieb:
...
Second, if we save these auto-generated textures on the
hard disk (what should generally be a good idea for performance
reasons), you could load them into an image manipulation
program and add your own stuff or, for example,
Hello Sebastian!
Sebastian Bechtold wrote:
Tim Moore wrote:
So, I don't mean to be discouraging because I think this is ultimately
the right approach in terms of bumping up terrain detail and
implementing terrain and texture LOD, but you have a lot of hacking
ahead of you.
Then it should
Sebastian Bechtold wrote:
Your thread title is misleading,
Sorry, but I don't think so. The title describes my intentions pretty well.
what you really want to do is to add
layers, so to add some geometry drapped around the terrain.
No, I don't I want to do that. I want to do
Hi once more!
Ralf Gerlich wrote:
I can assure you that I will provide support to you with everything I
learned about scenery design, file formats and coordinate systems in the
FlightGear world. I will not be able to assist you much in coding, and
specifically not in the area of 3D
Harald JOHNSEN schrieb:
Sebastian Bechtold wrote:
Your thread title is misleading,
Sorry, but I don't think so. The title describes my intentions pretty well.
what you really want to do is to add
layers, so to add some geometry drapped around the terrain.
Heiko Schulz schrieb:
Hi,
the graphic at the end of your steps should be no or
very small problems. To make pseudo aerial
photographs can be done very easy.
Your idea sounds good now - but one curious question I
have: when it really works at runtime, we could do
something like the
Sebastian Bechtold wrote:
Yes, that's true. This might really be something that makes the
implementation a bit more complicated. Currently, I have two
ideas to solve this problem:
1.)
Apply the textures on tile-level. The tiles have a regular rectangular
shape, so you could map one texture on
Hi!
Harald JOHNSEN wrote:
The point 1) will give worse ground texture than today if we set the
texture size at 4090^2.
Not necessarily. Currently we have the same basic texture resolution
everywhere. With the approach Sebastian wants to try one could use tiles
of different sizes depending on
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Ralf Gerlich wrote:
Hi!
Harald JOHNSEN wrote:
But if the the real problem is those anoying triangle why not simply
delete them ? Frankly we don't care about the geometry in the btg file,
we just need a height field, let just built this
Harald JOHNSEN schrieb:
Sebastian Bechtold wrote:
Yes, that's true. This might really be something that makes the
implementation a bit more complicated. Currently, I have two
ideas to solve this problem:
1.)
Apply the textures on tile-level. The tiles have a regular rectangular
shape,
Sebastian Bechtold schrieb:
..
If possible, I'd like to try to do this
without
doing such further changes. I'd like to avoid a plan where one feature
requires another, and this one requires another again, and so on. The more
you change, the higher is the risk of unplanned side effects and
Hello Sebastian!
Sebastian Bechtold wrote:
[...] but my plan would, for example, make it possible
to render markings onto them, or draw softly rounded curves.
I'm specifically interested in the markings part (although I'm also
curious at how you want to implement softly rounded curves without
Your thread title is misleading,
Sorry, but I don't think so. The title describes my intentions pretty well.
what you really want to do is to add
layers, so to add some geometry drapped around the terrain.
No, I don't I want to do that. I want to do what I've been
talking about in my
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Hello Sebastian!
Sebastian Bechtold wrote
Tim Moore wrote:
This is going to be messy; you're going to have to dive into the code of
FlightGear, SimGear, and probably TerraGear too.
The terrain mesh created by TerraGear has texture coordinates that are
appropriate for the surface texture in each triangle. You're either
going to have
Sebastian Bechtold schrieb:
...
-want- to break the current concept of texture display. I don't want
to break anything else, but I definitely want to break this. It's all
about breaking this ;).
I want to use large patches of texture which are applied to the ground
mesh, completely
Hi,
Hmmm sounds like the flat textures which MSFS
has...
I like the way it is, because with the material you
have some informations about bumbiness and so on...
So much as I know, someone is working on the
possibility to change the terrain easily ( I think
Frederic Bouvier )
So I'm not sure
Hi,
But I forgot a wish: I would love to see, if we could
change and do individuals paintings of the ground of
airports - all the lines and markings. Maybe that
could be something...
Greetings
HHS
--- Sebastian Bechtold [EMAIL PROTECTED]
schrieb:
Hello together.
Now that I've found that the
Am Mittwoch 04 Juli 2007 19:38 schrieb Heiko Schulz:
Hi,
But I forgot a wish: I would love to see, if we could
change and do individuals paintings of the ground of
airports - all the lines and markings. Maybe that
could be something...
AFAIK Ralf Gerlich has done some research in that
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