| P King Duk: |
This needs to be *short* anyway; 4:45 AM wake-up call.
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| JohnCartan: |
Understood. I DO have an Alex question...
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| P King Duk: |
What's that?
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| JohnCartan: |
Do you see any limit to the size of the map you can
display? How many pixels wide? How many tall?
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| P King Duk: |
Umm... Current limit? Architectural limit?
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| JohnCartan: |
How big can our maps get? What level of detail can we afford on coastlines?
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| P King Duk: |
Let's assume BIG. I'll figure out the real limit and get back to you.
I'm willing to do lots of extra work if nexessary to get big maps.
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| JohnCartan: |
OK. I guess what I want to know is what the pixel size is of every map coordinate.
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| P King Duk: |
Currently, it's 10x10. This is rather larger that SC 2.0.
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| JohnCartan: |
Hmmm. That's good to know. Does that stike you as a good size?
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| P King Duk: |
So far, yes. I think I tried a few other sizes way-back-when.
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| JohnCartan: |
OK. I'l luse that as a working model.
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| P King Duk: |
OK, but I won't hard-code anything like that.
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| JohnCartan: |
Well... Anything else?
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| P King Duk: |
Nope. I need to toddle off to bed. And next week I
may need to reset the meeting time once again.
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| JohnCartan: |
Just send me e-mail no later than Tues evening. Good night!
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| P King Duk: |
OK, Bye.
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