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| MAKE_TILES builds <sequence>.IN 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. | 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. |
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| == Input Files == * [[MAPLIST.TXT]] - list of bigmap names the usr wants (a .IN file will be made for every row in [[MAPLIST.TXT]]. Make sure there are enough bigmap names to fully wrap around the surface (calculate with q-size and surface area of shape). |
'''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). |
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| == Input stdin == * resolution (pix/km), Q size, seed, max maplet resolution included in machine bigmap '''~+(JRW - machine bigmap?)+~''' |
== 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 * max maplet resolution included in machine bigmap '''~+(JRW - machine bigmap?)+~''' (./) not sure what the confusion is above but it's got me, too ??? Here is a sample input: (./) 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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| == Output Files == * <sequence>.IN files |
Here is a sample MAPLIST.TXT file: {{{ ZN0000 ZN0001 ZN0002 ZN0003 ZN0004 ZN0005 ZN0006 ZN0007 ZN0008 ZN0009 ZN0010 ZN0011 END }}} |
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| == Example of a <sequence>.IN file == | The following is a sample '''sequence.in''' file: |
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== EXAMPLE of MAPLIST.TXT == {{{ ZN0000 ZN0001 ZN0002 ZN0003 ZN0004 ZN0005 ZN0006 ZN0007 ZN0008 ZN0009 ZN0010 ZN0011 END }}} |
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.
![/!\](/wiki/classic/img/alert.png "/!\")
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
max maplet resolution included in machine bigmap (JRW - machine bigmap?)
not sure what the confusion is above but it's got me, too ???
Here is a sample input:
- 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?
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:
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0 0
0.02500 500 1.23400 5.00000
ZN0000
1
.005
.025
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0