GenGIS (pronounced 'Genghis' like Genghis Khan) is a bioinformatics application that allows users to combine digital map data with information about biological sequences collected from the environment. GenGIS provides a 3D graphical interface in which the user can navigate and explore the data, as well as a Python interface that allows easy scripting of statistical analyses using the Rpy libraries.
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2.41 Unstable with high detail, and vertical exageration, loading projects. #49
1) On loading projects you get a DLL load followed by a bunch of wxWidgets problems
exception
2) Vertical exaggeration still not working. Trying to set the vertical exaggeration to anything more than 0 with max detail causes the program to crash with code GL_NO_ERROR.
If my DEM is in .tiff format (.asc seems worse) with <= 2048 terrain resolution, the program will still trow frequent exceptions and will only sometimes work with both high quality and non-zero vertical exaggeration (if I set the project's terrain resolution lower it will throw fewer exceptions, at higher resolutions it either crashes or will not increase the level of detail).
My GPU isn't breaking a sweat (<= 5% load, negligible memory usage) so I'm pretty sure it's not hardware related, maybe a limitation in openGL?
1) On loading projects you get a DLL load followed by a bunch of wxWidgets problems
exception
2) Vertical exaggeration still not working. Trying to set the vertical exaggeration to anything more than 0 with max detail causes the program to crash with code GL_NO_ERROR. If my DEM is in .tiff format (.asc seems worse) with <= 2048 terrain resolution, the program will still trow frequent exceptions and will only sometimes work with both high quality and non-zero vertical exaggeration (if I set the project's terrain resolution lower it will throw fewer exceptions, at higher resolutions it either crashes or will not increase the level of detail).
My GPU isn't breaking a sweat (<= 5% load, negligible memory usage) so I'm pretty sure it's not hardware related, maybe a limitation in openGL?