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Content preview: Hallo, On Fri, Apr 21, 2006 at 05:37:18AM -0400, Yann
Chemin wrote: > Hi all, > a student would like to grow trees
iteratively and compare the outputs > with an aerial photo, while
changing trees parameters from one > iteration to the other. > > We
finally agreed that v.trees3d would do well for a good start at that
job. > We identified that we needed an elevation base map (OK), and a
tree > point location map (OK). > > When i got to check GRASS6.1cvs,
there is no g3.* commands, so i got > confused on how to setup the 3D
study area. I checked in 6.0.2RC4, and > also no sign of g3* commands,
maybe wrong compilation? Or is there > another way? Any tutorial
online? [...]
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