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image_map_stereo

Category D

Version 3.0

Description

ímage_map_sterocreates an image from a bigmap that shows the surface, using low-tech stereo -- two images side by side that you can get to cross if you defocus your eyes.

Input Files

Bigmap - filename given as stdin
PICTFILES -

Input stdin

$/!\$ No prompt is given for the name of the bigmap
A 6 character filename of a bigmap (which needs to be in ./MAPFILES). The program will append the required suffix "MAP" itself.
The program asks for slant angle. 0 is straight down. I assume it goes from 0 to 90 degrees.
123456 Enter slant angle (degrees) 30 Input PICNM
/!\ This input looks like the name of an image that has a SUMFILE with it. I am guessing that this image contains the sun position and view angle for the map specified.

Output

An output image, view.pgm

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-Creates an image from a bigmap that shows the surface, using low-tech stereo -- two images side by side that you can get to cross if you defocus your eyes.
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''ímage_map_stero'''creates an image from a [[bigmap]] that shows the surface, using low-tech stereo -- two images side by side that you can get to cross if you defocus your eyes.
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-   * This looks like the name of an image that has a SUMFILE with it
   * I am guessing that it this image contains the sun position and view angle for the map specified.
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+ ./!\  This input looks like the name of an image that has a SUMFILE with it. I am guessing that this image contains the sun position and view angle for the map specified.