Defining the limits of the work.

[carlos maida]

Hello!

Good morning.

I need to work in a very ample sector, of the possible most complete way. That ample sector this including in default file cvx2951.bgl (this is a portion of the great island of Tierra Del Fuego).

For which I must delimit strictly that zone in Google Earth.

I believe that the limit of the file cvx2951.bgl is a LOD 5.

It would want to know if I am doing the correct thing, when fixing the limits of the work to a LOD5. In this work I am going to modify coastlines of rivers, seas and lakes, the height of the Lakes, landclass, etc.

Until now always I worked in small portions of land, in a dimension of LOD9, but it costs to me much to solve the subject of the limits between each LOD9 and I cannot avoid that the imperfections of the work are seen.

I am going to be thankful for much your aid and its recommendations.

Best regards

carlos

 

[mendiola_loyola]

Dear Carlos:

I'm working on a big area scenery with vectors and polygons and i haven't had problems with LOD boundaries.

Just make a big scenery and exclude the default vector scenery.

If you need help please ask me.

Thanks.
Alfredo Mendiola Loyola
Lima, Perú

Hello!

Good morning.

I need to work in a very ample sector, of the possible most complete way. That ample sector this including in default file cvx2951.bgl (this is a portion of the great island of Tierra Del Fuego).

For which I must delimit strictly that zone in Google Earth.

I believe that the limit of the file cvx2951.bgl is a LOD 5.

It would want to know if I am doing the correct thing, when fixing the limits of the work to a LOD5. In this work I am going to modify coastlines of rivers, seas and lakes, the height of the Lakes, landclass, etc.

Until now always I worked in small portions of land, in a dimension of LOD9, but it costs to me much to solve the subject of the limits between each LOD9 and I cannot avoid that the imperfections of the work are seen.

I am going to be thankful for much your aid and its recommendations.

Best regards

carlos

 

[Mace]

Also Microsoft used QMID11-sized areas...that is why in TMFViewer you will see many QMID11-sized polygons.

There is a thread here at FSDev from way back, in which Doug Matthews of ACES commented on "why QMID11 size?".

 

[Mace]

Here is the link to the thread, con mi pregunta y Doug Matthews answer at the very end:

http://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4165&highlight=TMFViewer

 

[ahuimanu]

Hello!

Good morning.

I need to work in a very ample sector, of the possible most complete way. That ample sector this including in default file cvx2951.bgl (this is a portion of the great island of Tierra Del Fuego).

For which I must delimit strictly that zone in Google Earth.

I believe that the limit of the file cvx2951.bgl is a LOD 5.

It would want to know if I am doing the correct thing, when fixing the limits of the work to a LOD5. In this work I am going to modify coastlines of rivers, seas and lakes, the height of the Lakes, landclass, etc.

Until now always I worked in small portions of land, in a dimension of LOD9, but it costs to me much to solve the subject of the limits between each LOD9 and I cannot avoid that the imperfections of the work are seen.

I am going to be thankful for much your aid and its recommendations.

Best regards

carlos

Carlos,

I am looking at your SAMPLE.ZIP (Z02C) example and see that you've dealt with the QMID11 problem before with your islands near Buenos Aires. How did you set Google Earth up so that you could trace the shorelines and create the required ocean polygon?

I am specifically referring to this thread: http://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/showthread.php?p=40546

Thank you,

J-