With file received from you "seasurfacetemperature.gz" it works fine, see screenshoot. But this file is different in size with those I can download from File Thingie 2.5.7 !!!! Your file is 300,021 bytes in size but from web page that file have 416,084 !!!! Maybe on the web this file is corrupted or wrong. I haven't any problems with climatology plugin now, It works on both 3.3.424 and 3.3.604 without errors.
Sean has been compressing these files in various ways to reduce size. Perhaps this is a later version, but he has told me nothing about it. The version on File thingie was current and did work before.
Just tested the seasurfacetemp file Sean provided with compiled Opencpn version 3.3.424 in Windows, it works too, there is no material difference between them that I can determine. However using both files, the Config setting for Fahrenheit and Celcius does not seem to make any difference. Get the same spotted look with no chart landmasses.
Also, currently I am unable to compile Climatology using MSVC 3.3.604, it fails during db build as described above.
Kubek, it appears you checked air temp, not sea temp. Also are you using Windows? Additionally have you tried farenheit and celcius, can you check that bug?
I think I fixed isobars in a major way, although for reasons unclear to me I cannot display a progress bar when they are being generated without crashing.
Probably fixes this problem above, but with backtraces it helps if the plugin is compiled with debugging symbols otherwise I cannot see which line triggered the assert.
With file received from you "seasurfacetemperature.gz" it works fine, see screenshoot. But this file is different in size with those I can download from File Thingie 2.5.7 !!!! Your file is 300,021 bytes in size but from web page that file have 416,084 !!!! Maybe on the web this file is corrupted or wrong. I haven't any problems with climatology plugin now, It works on both 3.3.424 and 3.3.604 without errors.
Kubek
Sorry I tweaked stuff a while ago to reduce file size.. but this was a few weeks ago so I assumed the files were all updated. The currents should be a lot smaller too, but the old ones still work.. would be good to rebuild those.
I threw out currents below .2 knots because they are basically random and not really representing actual prevailing currents, and compression works a lot better with mostly zeros
Kubek, it appears you checked air temp, not sea temp. Also are you using Windows? Additionally have you tried farenheit and celcius, can you check that bug?
Hi,
As you can see on previous screenshot that was sea temp for sure.
I try to change C to F, but it doesn't work. As you can see on screenshots values are the same on both even it is set to C or F. Strange?
Maybe it is good idea to show units near values like in "new grib presentation" to not confused us.
Probably fixes this problem above, but with backtraces it helps if the plugin is compiled with debugging symbols otherwise I cannot see which line triggered the assert.
Sean, I agree, that I need the debugging symbols, what is the problem? How do I fix this? Is it that I possibly copied a "release" dll? Or is this something else that is needed?
Thanks, will git clone again, but I am going to copy&save the previous version because I know it works.
Sean, just did a git fetch and git pull for origin/master branch, then git clone of climatology_pi. Then ran command line cmake .. and cmake --build . and got five errors related to isobars. See attached. Thanks.
Rick
Sean have done gendata Make -K and recompiled the data. Then git cloned watchman, weather_routing, & climatology, and compiled in Linux Ubuntu.
Running Climatology in Linux , db progress bar works great.
I see you now can "enable" "disable" data types in Confiig - very nice.
Isobars for Pressure are no longer double, works much faster, don't even see progress bar!
A few housekeeping points... Wind data - can we eliminate the N/A over land?
Seatemp data - no Brown land outline, covered by overlay, also "15" over all land, can we eliminate that "15"? and show the brown landmasses like the other overlays? -like air temp, cloud cover, & rel humidity?
Isobars run well for each of the data types! Very quick, much better.
Also cyclones is working nicely in Linux
Will zip and upload new Climatology Data Set to file thingie.
Then try compling for Windows.
When I first open the newly compiled Weather_routing in Linux with climatology pllugin running, it has a message "climatology data not correct". It closes. Then try to open again, and it loads fine.
Is this because of some stored data or cache that is not flused in weather_routing? I don't mind the message, but it is a little misleading to user.
In Linux, there is a noise dunt, dunt, dunt that accelerates as I move the cursor across the page. How do we control this? What is if for? Is is part of one of the plugins? Maybe not.