Hopefully someone can help me figure this out. I am attempting to attach georeferenced aerial images (jp2 files) through OpenRoads. The images have a different coordinate system than the drawing file. OpenRoads does not give me the option to change the 'Inherit GeoCS from Model' to Not Inherited, so that the images show up in the correct place with the correct scale. I have tried changing the default attributes, but it still is not attaching them correctly.
I can attach them in InRoads Select Series 4 just fine and then open them up in OpenRoads, but I don't necessarily want to rely on using older programs. I have checked the preferences for both programs and they are identical.
Any ideas as to why this is happening? Is OpenRoads not picking up the georeference from the file?
The issue is happening as I'm trying to initially attach the aerials to the DGN file, after I have attached a coordinate system.
I see that I am able to change it after the fact, but at that point it does not move/scale the aerial correctly. In SS4, I have the option before I attach them to select 'Not Inherited'.
Yes, this is what I'm trying to do. I'm just wanting to do it in OpenRoads.
Can you attach them to a DGN called Aerial and then reference that into the files you need them in?
Is it just greyed out? Both files need geo settings. Main and reference.
I would set your Aerial DGN Geo coordinates to match the Aerial imagery settings and then let the DGN reference to DGN reference handle the fixes
Double clck the image from Raster Manager in the information box look for the geometry tab at the bottom is the inherit setting.
Same question at Brittany, why is the "not ihherit" an option on bringiing in a raster????
What's the answer?
It maybe depend on the header of raster file.
With this header file inside the jp2 file (as example)
In attaching the raster file, an option: "Inherit GeoCS from Model" will be showed.
However, with the jp2 file, the header without SRS defined.
In attaching the raster file, NO option for the "Inherit GeoCS from Model"