Difference between revisions of "LEASE.DAT"
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This file appears to store the current settings for the display of the 3D GeoGlobe. All of the entrys are in Degrees, stored using fixed point arithmetic in 13:3 format (divide by 8 to find the Real value). Oddly enough, even the zoom factor is store as an angle, which implies that this is a Field of View rather than a distance factor. | This file appears to store the current settings for the display of the 3D GeoGlobe. All of the entrys are in Degrees, stored using fixed point arithmetic in 13:3 format (divide by 8 to find the Real value). Oddly enough, even the zoom factor is store as an angle, which implies that this is a Field of View rather than a distance factor. | ||
| − | 0-1 | + | 0-1 Y rotation of Geoglobe 0-2880<BR> |
2-3 ?<BR> | 2-3 ?<BR> | ||
6-7 X rotation of Geoglobe 0-2880<BR> | 6-7 X rotation of Geoglobe 0-2880<BR> | ||
? | ? | ||
12-13 Zoom of geoglobe 0, 180, 360, 720 (Field of View angle?)<BR> | 12-13 Zoom of geoglobe 0, 180, 360, 720 (Field of View angle?)<BR> | ||
Revision as of 15:55, 14 June 2007
I have some preliminary information on this file. Donno how accurate this is still testing. --Darkfred 08:08, 13 June 2007 (PDT)
This file appears to store the current settings for the display of the 3D GeoGlobe. All of the entrys are in Degrees, stored using fixed point arithmetic in 13:3 format (divide by 8 to find the Real value). Oddly enough, even the zoom factor is store as an angle, which implies that this is a Field of View rather than a distance factor.
0-1 Y rotation of Geoglobe 0-2880
2-3 ?
6-7 X rotation of Geoglobe 0-2880
? 12-13 Zoom of geoglobe 0, 180, 360, 720 (Field of View angle?)