I am using ORTHO4XP_V3-3.0
For the past 2 months i successfully created tiles using custom made bz2 files for vector data as the KU/DE servers almost permanently stall on the first step.
Now V3-3.0 has been working great for a long time until suddenly yesterday.
All the steps except the build step completes successfully, when i build the imagery does not download at all this what i get:
Step 3 : Building DSF/Imagery for tile -30+025 :
-> Initializing providers with potential data on this tile.
-> Opening download queue.
-> Opening convert queue and 4 conversion workers.
-> Checking airport locations for upgraded zoomlevel.
-> Reading mesh file
-> Adapting water triangles to XP12 requirements
-> Computing bathymetry depth ratio bounds based on distance masks
-> Computing point pools and texture requirements
-> Encoding of the DSF file
Final nbr of nodes: 726453
Extracting some rasters from X-Plane's Global Scenery
DSF file encoded, total size is : 26354943 bytes (25.1M)
*Activating DSF file.
Completed in 38.73sec.
I am using ORTHO4XP_V3-3.0
For the past 2 months i successfully created tiles using custom made bz2 files for vector data as the KU/DE servers almost permanently stall on the first step.
Now V3-3.0 has been working great for a long time until suddenly yesterday.
All the steps except the build step completes successfully, when i build the imagery does not download at all this what i get:
Step 3 : Building DSF/Imagery for tile -30+025 :
-> Initializing providers with potential data on this tile.
-> Opening download queue.
-> Opening convert queue and 4 conversion workers.
-> Checking airport locations for upgraded zoomlevel.
-> Reading mesh file
-> Adapting water triangles to XP12 requirements
-> Computing bathymetry depth ratio bounds based on distance masks
-> Computing point pools and texture requirements
-> Encoding of the DSF file
Final nbr of nodes: 726453
Extracting some rasters from X-Plane's Global Scenery
DSF file encoded, total size is : 26354943 bytes (25.1M)
*Activating DSF file.
Completed in 38.73sec.