Hello,
Similar to what you see in e.g. OrbX addons, I want to include photoscenery at different resolution (1m and 15cm, nicely blended so that it won't go from lowres to suddenly very highres), such that at and close to the airport, the resolution will be high, but further away it will be lower. I'm not sure what the best way to do this is, however. One way would be to somehow paste the high resolution imagery into the lower resolution, but this would enormously inflate the file size of the low resolution imagery in order to accommodate the smaller bit of high resolution, so that doesn't sound too great. I was wondering if there's a way to have resample merge them? Perhaps by giving the lowres imagery as source 1, then highres as source2? Would this lead to resample 'overwriting' the matching areas of the lowres with the highres imagery?
I know that typically people make groundpolies to get nice-looking highres imagery on airport grounds. I will do this too, but I'm looking to have the highres scenery extend further away. There are some features of the terrain that would look very nice with higher res scenery. because of this the groundpolies seem less practical, and I'd rather do it in the way of regular photoscenery.
Any advice is appreciated!
Benjamin
Similar to what you see in e.g. OrbX addons, I want to include photoscenery at different resolution (1m and 15cm, nicely blended so that it won't go from lowres to suddenly very highres), such that at and close to the airport, the resolution will be high, but further away it will be lower. I'm not sure what the best way to do this is, however. One way would be to somehow paste the high resolution imagery into the lower resolution, but this would enormously inflate the file size of the low resolution imagery in order to accommodate the smaller bit of high resolution, so that doesn't sound too great. I was wondering if there's a way to have resample merge them? Perhaps by giving the lowres imagery as source 1, then highres as source2? Would this lead to resample 'overwriting' the matching areas of the lowres with the highres imagery?
I know that typically people make groundpolies to get nice-looking highres imagery on airport grounds. I will do this too, but I'm looking to have the highres scenery extend further away. There are some features of the terrain that would look very nice with higher res scenery. because of this the groundpolies seem less practical, and I'd rather do it in the way of regular photoscenery.
Any advice is appreciated!
Benjamin