| > run r.out.gdal -c > the -c flag supresses exporting of these long colortables, they cause > problems… -c is not a valid flag … |
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Stefan Mietke wrote:
> run r.out.gdal -c
> the -c flag supresses exporting of these long colortables, they cause > problems..-c is not a valid flag ...
The -c flag for r.out.gdal is new in version 6.4. I don't know what version you use, probably 6.3, there -c is indeed not a valid flag for r.out.gdal.
| > Stefan Mietke wrote: > > > run r.out.gdal -c > > > the -c flag supresses exporting of these long colortables, they cause > > > problems… > > > > -c is not a valid flag … > > > > > The -c flag for r.out.gdal is new in version 6.4. I don’t know what > version you use, probably 6.3, there -c is indeed not a valid flag for > r.out.gdal. Of course I have version 6.3! 6.4 is not stable yet, isn’t it? |
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Stefan Mietke wrote:
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Of course I have version 6.3!
6.4 is not stable yet, isn't it?
On the download page [1] it says that GRASS 6.3 is a testing version and
GRASS 6.4 is the next stable version. GRASS 6.4 is available as release
candidate 2, with binaries for Mac and Linux. If possible, upgrade to
6.4, it really has a lot of improvements over 6.3.
| Okay, I can produce now some readable tiffs, but the elevation data is lost finally. I have now three RGB values instead of one elevation datum. Or is it not possible to export DEMs with GRASS at the moment? Kind regards, Stefan |
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Finally I solved the problem with the –c flag … r.out.gdal –c mydem mydem.tif This will keep all elevation data in the file. An upgrade to GRASS 6.4 (RC2) is necessary. |
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