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That makes me so sad. I'm trying to see if there's a zendesk request to give us options to exclude photogrammetry at the moment. What a bummer.
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Are you using multiple small exclusion polygons? That might not work, as the TIN photogrammetry uses multiple instances, and their origin points may be somewhat removed from your exclusions. Generally, one huge exclusion polygon does the trick.
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<FSData version="9.0">
<Polygon altitude="0.00000000000000">
<Attribute name="UniqueGUID" guid="{359C73E8-06BE-4FB2-ABCB-EC942F7761D0}" type="GUID" value="{D4B4A06A-9C6E-439C-B1DF-A5D64ED9DCA3}"/>
<Attribute name="FlattenFalloff" guid="{5548FDB5-2267-4328-8E6F-FD0A45ADEC8F}" type="FLOAT32" value="0.000000"/>
<Attribute name="LandClassRemap" guid="{0A685EB0-0E01-44FE-B9EF-BFFFBC968ADE}" type="UINT8" value="2"/>
<Attribute name="ExcludeTIN" guid="{18B58CBF-AE02-4A19-8AA9-3809E8E73400}" type="UINT8" value="1"/>
<Attribute name="Layer" guid="{9E2B4C3E-7D84-453F-9DCC-B6498FF46703}" type="UINT32" value="1"/>
<Attribute name="WaterType" guid="{3F8514F8-FAA8-4B94-AB7F-DC2078A4B888}" type="UINT32" value="0"/>
<Attribute name="TreeBrightnessFactor" guid="{63040596-0B21-48FD-8B5F-A9E84A5B7BC9}" type="UINT32" value="124"/>
<Vertex lat="40.02498263046691" lon="-105.32496835251642"/>
<Vertex lat="39.94294359325389" lon="-105.25535482798192"/>
<Vertex lat="39.98196705754882" lon="-105.15497372092349"/>
<Vertex lat="40.08408201002807" lon="-105.16270017312637"/>
<Vertex lat="40.09617432449672" lon="-105.28696078313470"/>
</Polygon>
<Airport groupIndex="1" groupID="1" groupGenerated="FALSE" state="Colorado" city="Boulder" name="Boulder Muni" ident="KBDU" lat="40.03936674445870" lon="-105.22608876228300" alt="1609.95299999999997" magvar="348.000000" trafficScalar="1.000000" airportTestRadius="10000.00000000000000" applyFlatten="FALSE" isOnTIN="FALSE">
<Aprons/>
<PaintedElements/>
<ApronEdgeLights/>
</Airport>
</FSData>
This worked for me;
XML:<?xml version="1.0"?> <FSData version="9.0"> <Polygon altitude="0.00000000000000"> <Attribute name="UniqueGUID" guid="{359C73E8-06BE-4FB2-ABCB-EC942F7761D0}" type="GUID" value="{D4B4A06A-9C6E-439C-B1DF-A5D64ED9DCA3}"/> <Attribute name="FlattenFalloff" guid="{5548FDB5-2267-4328-8E6F-FD0A45ADEC8F}" type="FLOAT32" value="0.000000"/> <Attribute name="LandClassRemap" guid="{0A685EB0-0E01-44FE-B9EF-BFFFBC968ADE}" type="UINT8" value="2"/> <Attribute name="ExcludeTIN" guid="{18B58CBF-AE02-4A19-8AA9-3809E8E73400}" type="UINT8" value="1"/> <Attribute name="Layer" guid="{9E2B4C3E-7D84-453F-9DCC-B6498FF46703}" type="UINT32" value="1"/> <Attribute name="WaterType" guid="{3F8514F8-FAA8-4B94-AB7F-DC2078A4B888}" type="UINT32" value="0"/> <Attribute name="TreeBrightnessFactor" guid="{63040596-0B21-48FD-8B5F-A9E84A5B7BC9}" type="UINT32" value="124"/> <Vertex lat="40.02498263046691" lon="-105.32496835251642"/> <Vertex lat="39.94294359325389" lon="-105.25535482798192"/> <Vertex lat="39.98196705754882" lon="-105.15497372092349"/> <Vertex lat="40.08408201002807" lon="-105.16270017312637"/> <Vertex lat="40.09617432449672" lon="-105.28696078313470"/> </Polygon> <Airport groupIndex="1" groupID="1" groupGenerated="FALSE" state="Colorado" city="Boulder" name="Boulder Muni" ident="KBDU" lat="40.03936674445870" lon="-105.22608876228300" alt="1609.95299999999997" magvar="348.000000" trafficScalar="1.000000" airportTestRadius="10000.00000000000000" applyFlatten="FALSE" isOnTIN="FALSE"> <Aprons/> <PaintedElements/> <ApronEdgeLights/> </Airport> </FSData>
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rmdir .\TestTiles /s /q
rmdir .\Packages /s /q
rmdir .\PackagesMetadata /s /q
rmdir .\PackageSources /s /q
rmdir .\_PackageInt /s /q
tools\GTiff2Tiles\GTiff2Tiles.Console.exe --input art\Hello.tif --output TestTiles --minz 13 --maxz 20 --tms FALSE -c mercator
tools\tiles2bing.exe TestTiles /o PackageSources\CGL\aerial_images /y google
xcopy "tools\CGLBuilderConfig.xml" "PackageSources\CGL\"
tools\fspackagetool.exe C59AerialProject.xml
pause
Is there a way to automate their removal?I routinely remove the black tiles, as they are completely transparent. You can make the Min and Max as 19. I had a problem with far distance viewing in a project, and setting the min to 13 resolved that. But you might not need 13-18.