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Fix the base map orientation, drop the city overlay, keep td.scn out of the editor

The Geoportal images arrive with their first row at the north edge, which is
the opposite of what the default texture coordinates assume - the vertical
ones are now swapped, for the picker's base map and the orthophoto alike.

With the real map carrying its own detail as the view zooms in, the drawn
city markers had nothing to add and are gone, along with the coordinate
table behind them. Only the country's extent remains, to open the picker on.

-editor no longer inherits the scenery named in eu07.ini. That is whatever
was last driven, which has nothing to do with editing; without an explicit
-s the editor opens on empty ground.
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maj00r
2026-07-31 19:47:11 +02:00
committed by maj00r
parent 8d007291e2
commit 32a4df6111
4 changed files with 27 additions and 92 deletions

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@@ -18,62 +18,26 @@ namespace editor
namespace
{
// geographic coordinates, degrees, as (latitude, longitude); projected to EPSG:2180 on first use so
// the numbers stay readable and there is a single place where the frame is decided
struct geo_point
{
double latitude;
double longitude;
};
// the country's corners, wide enough to hold all of it: the Odra in the west, the Bug in the east,
// the Tatras in the south and the coast in the north
constexpr geo_point kSouthWest{49.00, 14.10};
constexpr geo_point kNorthEast{54.90, 24.20};
struct named_geo_point
{
char const *name;
geo_point position;
};
constexpr named_geo_point kPlaces[]{
{"Warszawa", {52.23, 21.01}}, {"Krakow", {50.06, 19.94}}, {"Lodz", {51.77, 19.46}},
{"Wroclaw", {51.11, 17.03}}, {"Poznan", {52.41, 16.93}}, {"Gdansk", {54.35, 18.65}},
{"Szczecin", {53.43, 14.55}}, {"Bydgoszcz", {53.12, 18.01}}, {"Lublin", {51.25, 22.57}},
{"Bialystok", {53.13, 23.16}}, {"Katowice", {50.26, 19.02}}, {"Rzeszow", {50.04, 22.00}},
{"Olsztyn", {53.78, 20.49}}, {"Kielce", {50.87, 20.63}}, {"Zielona Gora", {51.94, 15.51}},
{"Opole", {50.67, 17.93}}, {"Torun", {53.02, 18.61}}, {"Gorzow Wlkp.", {52.73, 15.24}},
{"Koszalin", {54.19, 16.18}}, {"Czestochowa", {50.81, 19.12}}};
// the country's corners in degrees, wide enough to hold all of it: the Odra in the west, the Bug in
// the east, the Tatras in the south and the coast in the north
double const kSouthLatitude = 49.00;
double const kNorthLatitude = 54.90;
double const kWestLongitude = 14.10;
double const kEastLongitude = 24.20;
} // namespace
void poland_extent(glm::dvec2 &Min, glm::dvec2 &Max)
{
// the projection is not axis-aligned with the graticule, so the extreme corners come from
// projecting all four of them and taking the outermost values
auto const sw = puwg1992(kSouthWest.latitude, kSouthWest.longitude);
auto const se = puwg1992(kSouthWest.latitude, kNorthEast.longitude);
auto const nw = puwg1992(kNorthEast.latitude, kSouthWest.longitude);
auto const ne = puwg1992(kNorthEast.latitude, kNorthEast.longitude);
// the projection is not axis-aligned with the graticule, so the extremes come from projecting
// all four corners and taking the outermost values
auto const sw = puwg1992(kSouthLatitude, kWestLongitude);
auto const se = puwg1992(kSouthLatitude, kEastLongitude);
auto const nw = puwg1992(kNorthLatitude, kWestLongitude);
auto const ne = puwg1992(kNorthLatitude, kEastLongitude);
Min = {std::min({sw.x, se.x, nw.x, ne.x}), std::min({sw.y, se.y, nw.y, ne.y})};
Max = {std::max({sw.x, se.x, nw.x, ne.x}), std::max({sw.y, se.y, nw.y, ne.y})};
}
std::vector<map_place> const &poland_places()
{
static std::vector<map_place> const places = []() {
std::vector<map_place> result;
result.reserve(std::size(kPlaces));
for (auto const &place : kPlaces)
{
result.push_back({place.name, puwg1992(place.position.latitude, place.position.longitude)});
}
return result;
}();
return places;
}
} // namespace editor