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[caption id="attachment\ 412" align="alignright" width="300"] New project dialog box showing the empty code table field.[/caption] We have added a new functionality to Digi3D.NET that will allow you to load any drawing file without having to create a table beforehand
The first action we must perform in Digi3D.NET when measuring a relative orientation is to select in the Relative Orientation dialog box that appears attached to the right of the photogrammetric window the scheme that indicates photocoordinates (referred to the camera)
Until now, in Digi3D.NET the menu options Tools/Database/Import schema from a Geographics database or Tools/Database/Import schema from a CATDBS database of the Code Tables Editor were only able to connect to databases whose schema was already imported
We have made three improvements to automatic aerial triangulation measurement in Digi3D.NET: 1. Compressing the aerial triangulation file The automatic aerial triangulation measurement module stores a history of all
The tile and pyramid level generation program for tiff files for Digi3D.NET has been updated with two changes: 1. It now allows you to specify that the maximum pyramid level is 1, i.e. that it does not create pyramid levels. I personally have used it for the following: I have
Now it is possible to work in DigiNG.NET natively in .mdb files in Geomedia Datawarehouse format, without importing or exporting files. It is not necessary to have a Geomedia license installed to be able to work with this type of files. The implementation is native, without
Digi3D.NET incorporates the possibility of loading stereoscopic or monoscopic images of the Pléiades satellite. The images from this satellite are images in JPEG format 2000 of 12 bits of color depth that Digi3D.NET loads at full speed
DigiNG.NET has significantly improved the behavior of the MOD and MOD_Z commands when modifying closed lines and polygons. If you modify a closed line, there are two solutions. In previous versions of Digi3D, the program would modify the line without asking the user for permission
The following screenshot shows a satellite image radiometrically very poor, as it is very dark and also has little contrast: If we analyze the histogram of the image (snapshot obtained from Photoshop Elements)... ...we can graphically verify the two previous statements: 1.
DigiNG.NET lets you select a texture as the fill for closed lines, polygons, and topologies. To add a texture as a fill, just follow these steps: 1. Create, buy, or find the texture you want to use as a background on the internet. 2. Make sure