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 2a. To use SHAPE.TXT, enter "n"  2. Which shape do you want to use?
 . To use SHAPE.TXT, enter "n"
 . To use a different shape, enter "y" and give the path from the working directory. i.e. SHAPEFILES/MYSHAPE
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 2b. To use a different shape, enter "y" and give the path from the working directory. I.e. SHAPEFILES/MYSHAPE == Output ==
The resulting DAT file will be placed in the working directory. In the example above that is P596409118A3.DAT. To generate many images, you'll want to make a wrapper, and have that wrapper move all the DAT files into IMAGEFILES. All DAT files can be viewed by running "viewImages.sh" obtained from EEP.

Imager_Grid

Category D

Version 3.0

Description

imager_Grid makes images from a the shape model.

Setup

  • To make images you'll first need the following directories/files in your working directory:

Directories:

  • SUMFILES/ - Filled (you'll need to copy these files or generate new ones)
  • SHAPEFILES/ - Filled

Files:

  • If running manually, no files other than the directories above are needed.

Execution

 input 12-character picture name
P596409118A3
 Input alternate shapefile? (y/n)
y
SHAPEFILES/shapeSPC_75Draft.v5d-64
 gc TEMPFILE.pgm

 Raw file = P596409118A3.DAT                                                        
  1. Enter the image name that is stored in SUMFILES.

  2. Which shape do you want to use?
  3. To use SHAPE.TXT, enter "n"
  4. To use a different shape, enter "y" and give the path from the working directory. i.e. SHAPEFILES/MYSHAPE

Output

The resulting DAT file will be placed in the working directory. In the example above that is P596409118A3.DAT. To generate many images, you'll want to make a wrapper, and have that wrapper move all the DAT files into IMAGEFILES. All DAT files can be viewed by running "viewImages.sh" obtained from EEP.


Compiled by JW

Imager_Grid (last edited 2018-05-15 13:32:59 by JohnWeirich)