Orrery Terrain · OrreryTerrainEditor module · struct
FOrreryDemImportReport
Editor onlyWhat a DEM import did, or why it refused.
Declaration
struct FOrreryDemImportReport : public FOrreryHeightmapImportReport- Header
#include "OrreryTerrainDemImport.h"- Module
PublicDependencyModuleNames.Add("OrreryTerrainEditor");in an editor module’s Build.cs: an editor module, not in packaged games.- Stability
- Stable: changes within a major version only add.
- Derives from
FOrreryHeightmapImportReport
Description
Of the heightmap import's fields: Size is unused (see Width and Height), MetresPerUnit and ZOffset_m are the files' scale and offset in metres (1 and 0 without GDAL_METADATA), WorkingBytes is the estimate checked against MaxWorkingBytes.
Functions
- ToString
One line for logs and the Python result.
Properties
| Name | Type | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
Files | int32 | 0 | — |
Width | int64 | 0 | Posts a row of the mosaic, before decimation. |
Height | int64 | 0 | Rows of the mosaic, before decimation. |
Decimate | int32 | 1 | — |
Crs | FString | — | "EPSG:<code>", empty without GeoKeys. |
Vertical | FString | — | "EPSG:<code>", empty when the files do not say. |
North | double | 0.0 | CRS position of the north-west post, which is base post (0, 0) of tile (0, 0). |
North | double | 0.0 | — |
Origin_ | FVector2 | FVector2 | World position of that post, metres. |
Descriptions | TArray< | — | One line per file (DescribeGeoTiff). |
Posts | int64 | 0 | Decimated posts read. |
Nodata | int64 | 0 | Of those, posts without data (filled from their row, FRasterTiler). |
Nodata | double | 0.0 | — |
Out | int64 | 0 | Decoded samples that were infinite or beyond ±100 km (counted as nodata). |
Overlap | int64 | 0 | Mosaic posts filled again by a later file. |
Overlap | int64 | 0 | Of those, posts where the later file's height differs; the first file's is kept. |
Max | int32 | 0 | — |
Min | int32 | 0 | Over the decimated valid posts. |
Max | int32 | 0 | — |
Blocks | int64 | 0 | — |
Bytes | int64 | 0 | Compressed bytes read from the files. |
Peak | int64 | 0 | The largest decoded band any one file held. |
Peak | int64 | 0 | Largest rise of the process's used physical memory during the import, sampled. |
Seconds | double | 0.0 | — |