Closed remoe closed 9 years ago
You can reproduce it with running "osgearth_toc.exe" with the following earth file on stock sample:
<map name="readymap.org" type="geocentric" version="2"> <options> <elevation_tile_size>7</elevation_tile_size> <terrain first_lod="1"/> </options> <image name="readymap_imagery" driver="tms" visible="true"> <url>http://readymap.org/readymap/tiles/1.0.0/7/</url> </image> <elevation name="readymap_elevation" driver="tms"> <url>http://readymap.org/readymap/tiles/1.0.0/9/</url> </elevation> <model name="buildings" driver="feature_geom"> <features name="buildings" driver="tfs"> <url>http://readymap.org/readymap/features/tfs/4/</url> <format>json</format> </features> <layout> <tile_size_factor>5.0</tile_size_factor> </layout> <styles> <style type="text/css"> b1 { extrusion-height: 15; extrusion-flatten: true; fill: #ff7f2f; altitude-clamping: terrain; altitude-resolution: 0.1; } b2 { extrusion-height: 30; extrusion-flatten: true; fill: #2f7fff; altitude-clamping: terrain; altitude-resolution: 0.1; } b3 { extrusion-height: 45; extrusion-flatten: true; fill: #ff2f7f; altitude-clamping: terrain; altitude-resolution: 0.1; } </style> <selector name="default" style_expr="selectStyle()"/> <script language="javascript"> <![CDATA[ rotator = 0; function selectStyle() { rotator = (rotator+1)%3; if (rotator==0) return "b1"; else if (rotator==1) return "b2"; else return "b3"; } ]]> </script> </styles> <lighting>true</lighting> </model> <image name="mapquest_osm" driver="xyz"> <url>http://otile[1234].mqcdn.com/tiles/1.0.0/osm/{z}/{x}/{y}.jpg</url> <profile>global-mercator</profile> </image> <external> <sky hours="20.0"/> <viewpoint name="Mexico Buildings" height="0" lat="19.42" long="-99.163" pitch="-89" range="5000"/> </external> </map>
and switch on/off the elevation. Then you see that the buildings are under the ground.
I believe this was due to an issue with the readymap dataset. Cannot reproduce now.
You can reproduce it with running "osgearth_toc.exe" with the following earth file on stock sample:
and switch on/off the elevation. Then you see that the buildings are under the ground.