Je devrais m'y remettre moi aussi, tu utilise les données de Virtual earth ou google earth ? ou autres

Pas mal

Très joli !
Je pense que je vais m'y mettre moi aussi ...

J'utilise VirtualEarth pour le service de TileProxy.

Sinon, quand les BGL sont générés, ils prennent un peu de place mais il faut penser à lancer le script de nettoyage qui vire les BMP / FLAT qui ne sont plus utiles une fois les scènes générées.

Pour les quelques endroits que j'ai visité, une fois mon répertoire "nettoyé", j'en ai pour 2 Go à peu près... La France entière en 30cm/pixel, ça doit peser dans les 80 à 100 Go...

Pour le moment, je suis en train de voir pour conserver des endroits qui m'intéresse pour le VFR.

En passant merci pour vos réponses. :-)

Dernière modification par JardY (20-05-2010 12:09:24)

Voici le code de mon ProxyUser.ini (le fichier de configuration de TileProxy), vous pouvez l'essayer en adaptant seulement le lien de stockage des tuiles dans le bloc [Service7]

[TileProxy]
master_enable=On
#logfile="C:\logfile.txt"
diskless_mode=Off
offline_mode=No

# Resolution limiter: 17 = 30cm/pixel, 16 = 60cm/pixel, 15 = 1.1m/pixel, 14 = 2.3m/pixel, 13 = 4.75m/pixel
max_lod=17

# Lowest LOD ring to automatically preload tiles for. Must not be lower than 8.
preload_min_lod=9
# Lowest LOD ring to automatically preload tiles for. Must not be higher than 17.
preload_max_lod=15

# The maximum number of tile contexts that Tileproxy will send to the filter driver. A context
# is essentially a very fast buffer for graphics data sitting in kernel memory that delivers
# data right into FSX. Each tile context can hold an entire LOD 8...15 tile. Higher values
# mean more use of your precious kernel memory though. The maximum number is 512. Lower if
# you run out of RAM during flight and the PC starts to use the paging file a lot.
max_contexts=1024

# Generate Water Mask. This brings back shader-rendered water and allows
# for the use of planes with floats (Goose, Beaver, etc...). If you turn this
# option off, you get the Tileproxy behavior of Beta 5 and earlier versions.
water_mask=On

# Recommendation: FSX users: Use water_blending=on, water_smoothing=off
#                            to get soft land/water transitions
#
#                 FS9 users: Use water_blending=off, water_smoothing=on
#                            to get hard land/water transitions which
#                            Tileproxy tries to match pixel-exact against coast-lines
#
#                 Combining water_smoothing and water_blending is discouraged.
#                 It's slow and gives weird results.

# Use blending techniques to create a soft land/water transition with some
# transparency effect near the shoreline. Compatible with FSX only.
water_blending=On
# Try to smooth land/water boundaries by trying to match the water mask to the image content.
# This is a a somewhat experimental algorithm.
water_smoothing=Off

# The distance in meters that you want land/water blending to extend from the
# shore line. Larger values require more processing. Large values are now possible,
# useful values are up to 2000 meters. Very high values may be detrimental to water
# mask resolution. Loading speed however remains mostly unaffected by this setting.
blend_distance=100.0

# The rate at which terrain is blended into the water color. 1.0 means a linear
# blending, values > 1.0 blend faster. Values < 1.0 blend slower. This works
# similarly to a Gamma Curve. An exponent of 2 gives a quadratic blend function,
# an exponent of 0.5 results in a square root behavior.
blend_exponent=1.0

# The minimal and maximal transparency of the water. The lower you choose the min value,
# the more reflective the deep water will be. The higher the max value is chosen, the less
# reflective the water will be directly at the shore line. The reflectiveness transitions
# linearly from max to min throughout the distance given by blend_distance from the shore.
# Allowed values are between 0 and 1, and alpha_min should be smaller than alpha_max or
# things may look weird.
# The following alpha_min values will not give you any dithering artifacts on all-water tiles,
# so the use of these is recommended. It is multiples of 16/239 (rounded up slighty)
# 0.0700, 0.1339, 0.2009, 0.2678, 0.3348, 0.4017, 0.4687
# 0.5356, 0.6026, 0.6695, 0.7365, 0.8034, 0.8703, 0.9373
alpha_min=0.2678
alpha_max=0.7

# The water color in hexadecimal RGB notation. Prefix with #. This should be blue
# or greenish blue or some shades of brown, depending on your preference.
# Values of #000000 are discouraged when using water blending - it will result
# in weird behavior at the shorelines.
water_rgb=#000D1A

# The decision threshold for water/land when water_smoothing is enabled. 0 means everything
# will be turned to land, 1 means everything turns to water. Chose some value inbetween.
water_threshold=0.33

# Maximum number of bytes allocated to BMP graphics tiles in RAM at any time (0 for unlimited)
# The value below states 100 MB.
cache_bytes_limit=100000000

# Maximum number of BMP tiles to cache in RAM at any time (0 for no limit).
cache_tiles_limit=100000

# The currently active service is configured here. Only ONE active source please.
# The other source statements should be commented out.
source=Service7

# The sources you want to be able to switch from the GUI menu.
# Separate the list entries with | and enclose in quotes. Make sure the
# names specified here are valid services which are defined below.
# You may want to rename the services according to your preference,
# but make sure you replace all occurences of the strings.
menu_sources="Service7"

# Experimental API Hooking section. Disable if you see strange crashes and effects.
# Currently we only have the DirectX 9 hook. More hooks are planned.
enable_hooking=No

# The DirectX 9 hook enables the moving map overlay. More features are planned.
enable_dx9hook=No

# A flag whether to show the moving map overlay initially or not.
enable_movingmap=No

# Dimensions and overlay colors of the moving map. Positions are percentages of the screen.
# Width and Height refer to the full 512x512 pixel texture used for the map. To get a round
# map circle, the ratio of width and height should match your screen's aspect ratio (e.g. 4:3)
# Radius is given in the map texture's pixels where one pixel represents a LOD 15 tile. A
# radius of 0 disables the round stencil and shows the entire 512x512 texture. Color is given
# in a hexadecimal ARGB notation.
movingmap_alpha=255
movingmap_color=#ff000000
movingmap_xpos=88
movingmap_ypos=15
movingmap_width=60
movingmap_height=80
movingmap_radius=60

[Service7]
cache_folder=D:\Jeux\Tileproxy\cache.service7
network_module=libnettile
module_config="conn=20|rate=2.0|verbose=0|server=http://a*.ortho.tiles.virtualearth.net|path=/tiles/a%s.jpeg?g=%v|quad=0123|balance=0123|useragent=Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 6.0; SLCC1; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 3.0.04506; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)"
min_level=9
max_level=19
map_version=330
level_mapping=9,10,11,14,14,14,15,16,17,18,19
color_hack=Yes
color_level=13
bulk_extend=50