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Placing orthophoto

ras78

ras78

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hi guys,
one of the most frustrating thing about modelling in FS2004 is place ortophoto using PhotoSceneryMaker or TerraBuilder. My difficult is find and use the right coordinates of my map; I use the point-2-point calibration to get right scale and coordinates, but it needs very very precision about clicking and giving right coordinates. I dunno if there are less difficult methods, anyone can give me good advices?

thanks!
 
Hi,

If you know the coordinates of your image, using the SDK tools directly is best. As you can type in the coordinates in the INF file as accurate as you want :).

But if you don't exactly know the coordinates of the image, then this won't work of course.
 
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