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Hi can anyone help with this please, Iam trying to produce photo scenery with sbuilder am I have slightly come unstuck. How can I increase the bitmap size to fit the LOD 13 squares?


Paul
 
What I did back when using SBuilder was just add more maps on those edges to fill in the LOD13 areas I needed. I would have up to 30 or more individual maps all lined up next to each other to cover a broader area.
 
I've tried placing a number of maps together as you suggessed but when I come to the photo bit sbuilder says there is no photo map under this tile, and there is!! please help this is doing my nut in .

Paul
 
Remember that even if you add extra maps to fill more areas, they too must fill a complete LOD13 area.

Also, lets say on the top left of your screenshot you wanted to process that area. So you add some map to it and bump up to the edge of what you already have. That will not work. A map must cover an entire LOD13 area. You can't have two maps side-by-side work if they don't cover LOD13. Just wanted to point that out in case that is what you are doing.

You can skip selecting those that don't and you should not get that error message.

Hope that helps,

Clutch
 
Thanks for the advice, I worked it out last night. Is there a more up-to-date method of applying a photo realistic to a airport area?

Paul
 
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