News, tips, and notes on our products.
We have just added to Digi3D.NET the possibility of natively loading satellite images in NITF format. These images incorporate as metadata within the .NITF file the parameters of the RPC polynomials that define the orientation of the image, so that it is not necessary to fill
If we work in Digi3D.NET with databases, when selecting a code associated with a database table, the fields of that table are displayed in the Database Fields pane as you can see below: In the first versions of the program, the field name was displayed
Digi3D.NET has since about a year ago a tool that allows to differentiate codes in different geometries stored in the same database table in GIS file formats such as Geomedia and Shapefile. In the program Code Table Editor we can add
We have just added to Digi3D.NET a functionality that can help operators who are used to one encoding to work and learn progressively with another encoding: Code Alias .Basically it consists that we can add (optionally) to a code a series of codes
Modern programs allow the user to select the visual theme so that menus, toolbars, panes and windows adapt to the user's taste. We have long wanted to add this possibility to Digi3D.NET to allow the user to decide how they want to view the program
We have just added to Digi3D.NET the command CAMERA_ROTATIONS. This command will allow you to dynamically change the Omega, Phi and Kappa angles with which the images are displayed in the photogrammetric window. You can use the sliders to change the angles or assign values by typing them
In the blog entry geometric relationships between entities we explained the types of geometric relationships that is able to analyze Digi3D.NET, and introduced a series of commands that basically served for the user to test these new relationships (and discover errors, because
As explained in Geometric relationships between entities, for these analyses to work correctly, it is necessary that whenever an entity (point, line, polygon) crosses another entity there is a vertex in the intersection of both entities. Until today we had two ways of inserting entities
We have added to Digi3D.NET logic to detect geometric relationships between entities. These relationships will serve us in the near future to create semantic models in the code table and indicate for example that a sealine can not end in a contour line, or that a sealine can not end in a contour line
In Digi3D.NET we can override commands so that they can not be used. Today I will explain how to remove commands from the drawing window. The reasons can be several: maybe we are doing a job in which we do not want the COMPRESS command to be executed, maybe we want it to be overridden