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3. add the directory with osm2city modules to your [http://docs.python.org/2/using/cmdline.html#envvar-PYTHONPATH PYTHONPATH] (unless your PYTHONPATH already contains . (the dot)) | 3. add the directory with osm2city modules to your [http://docs.python.org/2/using/cmdline.html#envvar-PYTHONPATH PYTHONPATH] (unless your PYTHONPATH already contains . (the dot)) | ||
4. link osm2city-data/tex and osm2city-data/tex.src into osm2city/ | 4. soft link osm2city-data/tex and osm2city-data/tex.src into osm2city/ such that it appears as a sub-directory of osm2city | ||
<syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> | |||
osm2city/ | |||
tex.src/ | |||
tex/ | |||
osm2city.py | |||
textures.py | |||
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If you're running FG >= 3.3, or git newer than 10 Oct 2014, and have more than 4 GB RAM, you're done installing now. Otherwise, you will most likely need to set-up and use the old-fashioned way of elevation probing, which requires you to | If you're running FG >= 3.3, or git newer than 10 Oct 2014, and have more than 4 GB RAM, you're done installing now. Otherwise, you will most likely need to set-up and use the old-fashioned way of elevation probing, which requires you to | ||
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