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* Deciding on the atlas pods and nodes | * Deciding on the atlas pods and nodes | ||
* Creating a set of textures for commercial /office / sky-scraper facades (relatively geometric) and a set of textures for family houses | * Creating a set of textures for commercial /office / sky-scraper facades (relatively geometric) and a set of textures for family houses | ||
* Make the code to display these buildings | * Make the code to display these buildings in osm2city | ||
* Make the code to have the osm2city atlasses available in TerraSync models - and get read from there | |||
|skills=Python or 2d graphics drawing with layers (you do not have to be an artist) | |skills=Python or 2d graphics drawing with layers (you do not have to be an artist) | ||
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* 2d graphics drawing | * 2d graphics drawing | ||
* [http://python.org Python] | * [http://python.org Python] | ||
* C++ and TerraSync | |||
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An alternative for someone wanting to write relatively simple Python code and work with graphics would be to work with the Python API of e.g. [https://docs.krita.org/en/user_manual/python_scripting/introduction_to_python_scripting.html Krita] to generate lightmaps in a smart way: | An alternative for someone wanting to write relatively simple Python code and work with graphics would be to work with the Python API of e.g. [https://docs.krita.org/en/user_manual/python_scripting/introduction_to_python_scripting.html Krita] to generate lightmaps in a smart way: |
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