A thin black line between two adjacent geoconvert areas

frui · July 25, 2017 at 1:20 AM

I made two adjacent geoconvert sceneries of Sydney immediately touching each other (the latitude of the southern border of one is the same as that of northern border of the other. I have attached the coordinates below). There appears a thin black line in exactly the same location of the border. It is especially obvious below 1000 feet. This is not to be confused with the abnormal stripes we mentioned earlier, which can also be seen ahead of the black line in my pic attached.

I have to make a lot of adjacent regions and join them into a very large region because one large region will crash my computer. Now this thin black line makes this process more difficult. I will try making regions overlapping each other to see if can eliminate the black line.

Rodeo · July 25, 2017 at 10:02 AM

Frui,

you may try to use an overlap in the FSET definition and enter your precise straight coordinates in the TMC frame.
I suppose this is rather caused by FSET grabbing.

Rodeo

frui · July 25, 2017 at 11:38 AM

Thanks. I will try this. I used to combine adjacent regions with FSET for FSX, and don't remember seeing these thin black line. Maybe I did not look hard enough.

Quote from Rodeo

Frui,

you may try to use an overlap in the FSET definition and enter your precise straight coordinates in the TMC frame.
I suppose this is rather caused by FSET grabbing.

Rodeo

Sycosys · July 25, 2017 at 5:39 PM

Im not using FSet and getting the same thing on a level 15 run of 6 inch imagery.

I have issues at the joining of level 15 to one another and level 13

and issues between tiles converted in the same geoconvert batch run.

no gaps in imagery exist when viewed outside af2

Hartman · July 25, 2017 at 7:17 PM

Quote from Sycosys

Im not using FSet and getting the same thing on a level 15 run of 6 inch imagery.

I have issues at the joining of level 15 to one another and level 13

I am preparing some major orthophoto for conversion (not with FSet). So I hope you find a solution to this problem.

Kloot · July 25, 2017 at 9:50 PM

I just overlaid one on top of the other. Area is levels 10,11,12,13 and airport is just a level 14.

Airport is a Google Earth tile, the rest is Virtual Earth (Bing)

Finally I am getting the hang of this.

Sycosys · July 25, 2017 at 11:54 PM

Quote from Hartman

I am preparing some major orthophoto for conversion (not with FSet). So I hope you find a solution to this problem.

appears im getting minor projection errors.. working on it

Hartman · July 28, 2017 at 6:46 PM

Still showing a strip between my test photo "C" and photo "E":