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![]() It is a simple click to change the step size even down to 0.01 of a degree in the polar plot, or just run a Cartesian plot where you can specify down to one pixel resolution. Jeff Yes. I'm just mentioning cranking down the angle to save someone a few meaningless runs. It didn't occur to me to do the math as you suggested, but it makes perfect sense. I was running the beta version of splat-hd. I could do 6 degree x 6 degrees at 1/3 arc second. Each degree is 3600x3600, so I could do 21600x21600. If you want to do "mountain-topping", you need that kind of span. Looking at the overlays I generated, I had to hack the output into 12 to 20 blocks, 3600x3600 at a time, to make it google earth compatible. Hopefully the new version does this automatically. I believe this was the program I was trying to get to work to do the cookie cutting. Looking at the bug report, it still looks like it has issues. http://www.maptiler.org/ I got really good with GIMP to do the cookie cutting. Still a PITA. |
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