run r.out.gdal -c
the -c flag supresses exporting of these long colortables, they cause
problems.
-c is not a valid flag ...
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Stefan Mietke wrote:
run r.out.gdal -c
the -c flag supresses exporting of these long colortables, they cause
problems..
-c is not a valid flag ...
The -c flag for r.out.gdal is new in version 6.4. I don't know what
version you use, probably 6.3, there -c is indeed not a valid
Okay, I can produce now some readable tiffs, but
the elevation data is lost finally. I have now
three RGB values instead of one elevation datum.
Or is it not possible to export DEMs with GRASS
at the moment?
Kind regards,
Stefan
Finally I solved the problem with the –c flag …
r.out.gdal –c mydem mydem.tif
This will keep all elevation data in the file.
An upgrade to GRASS 6.4 (RC2) is necessary.
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Hello list,I have a problem with exporting a DEM to *tif.In a first step I
import it via r.in.gdal and in a second step I export it with r.out.gdal and
the file is not the same anymore. GDAL reduce the file to one pixel but a
greater storage size.Even the settings (tags) changes total.Here are
Thank you, for your quik response.The problem is, that the data is unusable
after importing/exporting them ...There is only 1 pixel left of the original
DEM and all elevation data are missing!
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