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MAKE_TILES

Description

This program builds <sequence>.IN files that are used to make Z-maps with bigmapL. Z-maps are essentially a combination of bigmaps that, together, fully wrap around the shape model.

MAKE_TILES creates a <sequence>.IN file for every row in the input file MAPLIST.TXT.

$/!\$ Be sure to include enough bigmap names to fully wrap around the surface (calculate with q-size and surface area of shape).

Required Files

MAPLIST.TXT - List of bigmap names you want to use.

Output Files

<sequence>.IN files - One for each row in MAPLIST.TXT

Using MAKE_TILES

The standard input includes these elements:

resolution (pix/km)
Q size
seed
maximum maplet resolution that can be included in the bigmap being created

Here is a sample input:

0.02500   500   1.23400   5.00000

Here is a sample MAPLIST.TXT file:

ZN0000
ZN0001
ZN0002
ZN0003
ZN0004
ZN0005
ZN0006
ZN0007
ZN0008
ZN0009
ZN0010
ZN0011
END

The following is a sample sequence.in file created from the above inputs:

l
    0    0
   0.02500       500   1.23400   5.00000
ZN0000
1
.005
.025
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0

(Compiled by KD)

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 '''MAKE_TILES''' creates a <sequence>.IN file for every row in the input file [[MAPLIST.TXT]].
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  * [[MAPLIST.TXT]] - List of bigmap names you want to use.
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- * max maplet resolution that can be included in the bigmap being created'''~+(JRW - machine bigmap?)+~'''
 (./) not sure what the confusion is above but it's got me, too ???
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- (./) should we show the sample and then explain what the elements are?  Is this interactive (prompt for each element) or do you enter at command line?
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-The following is a sample '''sequence.in''' file:
+The following is a sample '''sequence.in''' file created from the above inputs:
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''(Compiled by KD)''

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