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Revision as of 20:55, 29 February 2016
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FlightGear's random building code is implemented as part of the SimGear library, in the tgdb folder: | FlightGear's random building code is implemented as part of the SimGear library, in the tgdb folder: {{simgear source|path=simgear/scene/tgdb}} | ||
The most important file is SGBuildingBin.cxx: | The most important file is SGBuildingBin.cxx: {{simgear source|path=simgear/scene/tgdb/SGBuildingBin.cxx}} | ||
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=== OSM & Canvas (TheTom) === | === OSM & Canvas (TheTom) === | ||
TheTom is also working on something to show tilemaps inside a canvas. I've now pushed a function to fgdata ( | TheTom is also working on something to show tilemaps inside a canvas. I've now pushed a function to fgdata ({{gitorious source|proj=fg|repo=fgdata|commit=41b6c9c688ce78d8c907a07c42b9ea4d8290da0c|view=commit}}) which allows building templates for the tile urls. | ||
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'''vanosten:'''It is meant to be to support pylons from the shared objects library be placed based on OSM data in Python (extending osm2city). | '''vanosten:'''It is meant to be to support pylons from the shared objects library be placed based on OSM data in Python (extending osm2city). | ||
'''f-ojac:'''Have a look at | '''f-ojac:'''Have a look at {{gitorious source|proj=fgscenery|repo=tools|full=1}} too to avoid duplicate work. Power lines are showing in OSM, for instance http://osm.org/go/WJHUyw34- | ||
For mapserver, yes we'll have to wait a little as there are some prioritary works on. Automated power line object generation from OSM data has already been tested a few years ago. Right now we're trying to make this process rework, with other objects (windturbines, watertowers...) before going into more complicated stuff. Aligning the pylons is also doable, Jon wrote a script on that a few years ago. Now the webforms are done and terrain generation is quite finished, we'll focus on some other nice features. | For mapserver, yes we'll have to wait a little as there are some prioritary works on. Automated power line object generation from OSM data has already been tested a few years ago. Right now we're trying to make this process rework, with other objects (windturbines, watertowers...) before going into more complicated stuff. Aligning the pylons is also doable, Jon wrote a script on that a few years ago. Now the webforms are done and terrain generation is quite finished, we'll focus on some other nice features. | ||