Closed caporossi closed 6 years ago
Thanks for the information - feel free to add to/edit this issue.
An important note: the updates/fixes are being done in the next version of the standard 2525D/APP6C (which combine the 2 standards - and I have not seen this issue there). However 2525D won't be available in Runtime until the next release.
@abouffard - this does raise the issue if we have a way to convert an App6B SIDC to 2525D/APP6C? Is that something that would need added?
@csmoore , we do not currently have a way to convert APP-6(B) to 2525D/APP-6(C), just as we don't have a way to convert 2525B (in any of its variants).
We have an issue on the JMSML repo to add these backward compatibility capabilities to our data, so it is on the to-do list. The question is prioritizing this against other tasks on our list.
@csmoore Thanks for the information 1) We are currently setting up several tables, similar to the previous one, for all the APP-6(B) symbol families (1.x.3 , 1.x4, 1.x4, 1.x5, 2.x.1, 2.x.2, 2.x.3), some of them contain a lot of symbols with rendering problems, putting all these tables in this issue would make it long and unreadable, so I'd rather open a single issue per family. Let me know how to proceed.
2) From what you wrote, I understand that all updates/fixes will be implemented in the next version of the standard (2525D/APP-6C)!!! For better understanding, I can tell that the availability of a APP-6(C) rendering engine is useful, but unfortunately all the systems I know so far (Land, Air, maritime, Incident, ecc..) send tracks in APP-6(A) or APP6-B format!!!! Of course I mean systems sending tracks in real time. I know about no system using or sending tracks in APP6C format.
One issue per major section/area will be fine - I was just hoping to avoid too many new, or fine-grained, issues (something like <= 10)
On doing the fixes, changes in the next standard version - that is a legitimate, important issue for the fielded legacy systems that will need addressed (hopefully by the standards committee since the only openly available, licensed dataset, with the fixes, is the 2525D version).
Assigned support ID: BUG-000087786
I can confirm that this is still an issue with the latest stylx (red dot denotes center point). Some air are centered on top some on bottom of dot - probably just needs to be made consistent (make whatever is used most common):
Adding dev tag and re-estimating. Additional note - this should be verified in Pro or on map showing symbol center points to be able to see non-centered symbols.
@dfoll @ACueva @topowright Please read all comments in this issue, understand the issue, and identify the remaining work that needs to be completed.
Checked in Pro 2.2 to see which Air symbols were offset. Determined that there were four that needed fixing. SFAPMFRZ------ SFAPMFPN------ SFAPWMAS------ SFAPMFO Offset Y axis of symbol by 18% for each.
@csmoore - updated Medevac rotary wing symbol that was showing up too large.
I think with that last change, this issue is done. Removing the Dev tag. Still needs verified.
Issue_73_test_data.zip Images and test script to generate them with the runtime app.
APP6B Standard Verified SFAPMFO--------in Pro 2.2 Daily Build 11859
APP6B Standard Verified SFAPMFRZ------- in Pro 2.2 Daily Build 11859
APP6B Standard Verified SFAPMFPN------- in Pro 2.2 Daily Build 11859
APP6B Standard Verified SFAPWMAS------- in Pro 2.2 Daily Build 11859
APP6B Standard Verified SFAPWMAA------- in Pro 2.2 Daily Build 11859
Runtime 100.2 Output
In addition to verifying the symbols draw in Pro 2.2 and Runtime 100.2, the symbols align properly in relation to other symbols.
@topowright I've manually tested these items. 2 labels are still present. QC- Verify (Automated) and QC-Verify (Checklist). I am not sure if these are applicable.
If they are not, this issue can be moved to Done.
We are reviewing all the symbols represented dall'App6B and I would like to present in this repository the various issue that we find.
The tests were carried out with:
The families of symbols as grouped in the same Hierarchy find in APP-06 (B) Joint Symbology.pdf
geomessage for test