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If you just want see every options/arguments available for each tool you can use this command line in the terragear/bin directory : (only for linux user) | If you just want see every options/arguments available for each tool you can use this command line in the terragear/bin directory : (only for linux user) | ||
for file in *; do echo "" && echo "###################################" && echo $file && echo "###################################" && ./$file --help; done | for file in *; do echo "" && echo "###################################" && echo $file && echo "###################################" && ./$file --help; done | ||
or alternatively | |||
find * -exec bash './{}' '--help' \; | |||
=== gdalchop === | === gdalchop === | ||
gdalchop is a | gdalchop is a tool responsible for cropping height data files into SimGear buckets (or tiles). | ||
Most height data is published in fairly large data files that cover 1 square degree. For SRTM-1 data, there are 3601 x 3601 data points per file. For SRTM-3 data, there are 1201 x 1201 data points per file. SRTM datafiles are named by their southwestern most point. | Most height data is published in fairly large data files that cover 1 square degree. For SRTM-1 data, there are 3601 x 3601 data points per file. For SRTM-3 data, there are 1201 x 1201 data points per file. SRTM datafiles are named by their southwestern most point. | ||