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Hi Paavo, like Airtrooper, I know that this tool isn't designed for creating elevations for large areas.
However, I would like to ask you if you have an explanation for my problem, which appears ONLY in some parts of the sea, at the end of the area containing DEM data.
I used this command line:
Let me explain better with these images.
This is the island "La Gomera", one of the Canary Islands:
You can see the grid obtained by the DUMP function of the tool
And here's what appears in the simulator:
The anomaly is that these "poppings" appear (and disappear as you approach) only in some places, not all around the island.
The same problem also occurs in other islands, for example in Sicily.
I think they are the same artifacts that Kenny Chen reported with v0.40 release
What could it be causing?
Do you have any tips to eliminate these defects?
Update 9/19/2021:
From further tests I realized that artifacts are not caused by the tool, but by MSFS engine: it shows up clearly on large surfaces.
However, I managed to get a good result by setting -falloff parameter to 200
Thanks for your great tool !!!
Chris
However, I would like to ask you if you have an explanation for my problem, which appears ONLY in some parts of the sea, at the end of the area containing DEM data.
I used this command line:
Code:
msfs.bat elev -imagery "D:\tmp\GIS\Canary\WGS84\LaGomeraMare.tif" -border "D:\tmp\GIS\Canary\WGS84\LaGomera.kml" -exclude "D:\tmp\GIS\Canary\WGS84\AeroLaGomera.kml" -fillnodata -dump "D:\tmp\GIS\Canary\WGS84\AeroLaGomera.shp" -res 2 "D:\tmp\GIS\msfs-toolkit\CanaryDEM2M\PackageSources\scene\LaGomera.xml"
This is the island "La Gomera", one of the Canary Islands:
You can see the grid obtained by the DUMP function of the tool
And here's what appears in the simulator:
The anomaly is that these "poppings" appear (and disappear as you approach) only in some places, not all around the island.
The same problem also occurs in other islands, for example in Sicily.
I think they are the same artifacts that Kenny Chen reported with v0.40 release
What could it be causing?
Do you have any tips to eliminate these defects?
Update 9/19/2021:
From further tests I realized that artifacts are not caused by the tool, but by MSFS engine: it shows up clearly on large surfaces.
However, I managed to get a good result by setting -falloff parameter to 200
Thanks for your great tool !!!
Chris
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