Changes between Version 28 and Version 29 of HowToTestGrass6


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Apr 27, 2010, 6:36:37 AM (14 years ago)
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martinl
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  • HowToTestGrass6

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    8686''Expected result: it should just work.''
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    88 == Using wxPython graphical user interface ==
     88== Using wxPython graphical user interface (wxGUI) ==
    8989
    9090=== Basic map display ===
    9191 * Click in Layer manager on "Add raster map" button,
    92  * select raster map "elevation@PERMANENT" in properties dialog and click "ok",
     92 * select raster map "elevation@PERMANENT" in properties dialog and click "OK",
    9393 * right mouse click in layer tree and choose from contextual menu "Zoom to selected map", map should appear in canvas.
    9494 * Try to zoom, to create a profile etc.
     
    117117 * Go to "Optional" tab and activate "Trace elevation" to make the house bottom line follow the terrain and select "elev_lid792_1m@PERMANENT" as "Elevation map", and a height of 5 (meters), then "Run". This creates the 3D house vector block.
    118118
    119 === Display 3D house in NVIZ ===
    120 
    121 Since the new NVIZ within wxPython doesn't yet support 3D vectors, we use the common !TclTk NVIZ in the shell terminal:
    122 
    123 {{{
    124   g.region rast=elev_lid792_1m -p
    125   nviz elevation=elev_lid792_1m color=ortho_2001_t792_1m vector=house3D
    126 }}}
    127 
    128  * Move the puck to change the viewpoint,
     119=== Display 3D house ===
     120
     121 * Click in Layer manager on "Add raster map" button,
     122 * select raster map "elev_lid792_1m@PERMANENT" in properties dialog and click "OK",
     123 * right mouse click in layer tree and choose from contextual menu "Zoom to selected map", map should appear in canvas,
     124 * select vector map "house3D@PERMANENT" in properties dialog and click "OK",
     125 * from Map Display toolbar choose "3D view",
     126 * move the puck to change the viewpoint in "3D View Tools" window (tab "View"),
    129127 * increase the raster resolution in "Visualize" -> "Raster surfaces" -> "Resolution fine" to 1 (the smaller the number, the higher the resolution).
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