GrafRotz Posted April 30 Posted April 30 (edited) well, the title says it. I described it here: My Idea is to manipulate the mission file within the .miz to import IP points. Like DAFIF, Navaids, Obstacles and what have you. Those are represented as x and y in the code. I learned already, that those are cartesian / gnomonic coordinates and the 0 point is somewhere, but on each map different. Additionally some DCS maps are rotated like Germany CW for some +7 degrees. ChatGPT is helping me a lot, by creating an excel file where i enter the Lat Lon in decimal, whe 0 Point and the rotation, but the calculation is off and makes no sense at all. Could be me. I am shure it is me, but maybe there is someone out there helping with that. I knew, that there where some threads talking about it, but those guys are MIA for some years. Also, - if i remember right, moose fas a funktion calculating it, and also the expor.lua has a hint to solve this - stupid me dont get it. TLDR; can someone smarter than me provide an excel file calculating Lat Lon to X and Y (should be Z, but thats what it is), taking in account a possible rotation of the map and the 0 Point of the X and Y? € It seems to be called geoLat and geoLong like Lat 48,717069 Lon 9,367466 maybe even converting them from Lat Lon, gut i guess there i would find a conversion to somewhere online. Edited April 30 by GrafRotz geoLat and geoLon ;-)
buur Posted April 30 Posted April 30 vor 2 Stunden schrieb GrafRotz: I knew, that there where some threads talking about it, but those guys are MIA for some years. Also, - if i remember right, moose fas a funktion calculating it, and also the expor.lua has a hint to solve this - stupid me dont get it. Moose hasn't a function for this. Moose is using the DCS api
GrafRotz Posted April 30 Author Posted April 30 you are totally right, it was that, and still ist somethin totally different https://wiki.hoggitworld.com/view/DCS_func_LLtoLO
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