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Axon Mapper v0.1.1
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Epic1980
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the 9:49 and 12:11 St Louis axons aren't on there...
neither is the 7:09 axon, but I got that one this morning...
keep up the good work!
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inio
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Re: Axon Mapper v0.1

Wow, what a response, thanks.

xnbomb wrote:
P.S. Quadtrees? Very Happy They're not a very popular data structure with GIScience types anymore (many of my colleagues don't even know what they are), but they are very well applied here.


because of the way TerraServer supplies imagery, quadtrees are perfect for tracking occlusion (so that lower res tiles can be hidden once their higher res replacements have all loaded).

HitsHerMark wrote:
(It only shows one of the Orange County, CA axons but, dude... Just wow.)
Aspmaster wrote:
Too bad the axon I enhottenated this round isn't on the map(35.074196 -89.91932). Rolling Eyes
aliendial wrote:
So does this just show axons not gotten yet?
gilada wrote:
t's missing all the downtown Dallas Axon's...
Epic1980 wrote:
the 9:49 and 12:11 St Louis axons aren't on there...
neither is the 7:09 axon, but I got that one this morning...


It shows all currently USEFUL axons. That means axons that are both cold, and in groups where the WAV hasn't been unlocked.
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Re: Axon Mapper v0.1

inio wrote:
It shows all currently USEFUL axons. That means axons that are both cold, and in groups where the WAV hasn't been unlocked.


First of all, this is great.

But if we want to define USEFUL as anything that's gonna get us to the magic number 777, then cold axons on unlocked wavs are useful too...

dante

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Epic1980
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I know you said you are doing something like this, but what if you have them in 3 categories:
Red: Axon NOT enhottenated, wav NOT enhottenated
Yellow: Axon NOT enhottenated, wav enhottenated
Green: Axon enhottenated, wav enhottenated

Not that it's all that important, but just a thought
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inio
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For those of who who might not be tracking the puzzles forum

New mapper with today's killer.jpg axons for next tuesday

(and the regular one automatically updated with the new recipe3 axons a few minutes after they were posted)
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Idea: Seems to me Terraserver has color imagery for some areas of the country... is it possible to incorporate that or is it asking way way WAY too much? (considering everything that you've already done for us!)


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inio
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themill wrote:
Idea: Seems to me Terraserver has color imagery for some areas of the country... is it possible to incorporate that or is it asking way way WAY too much? (considering everything that you've already done for us!)


If TerraServer provided a way to query for the presence of imagery it would be pretty easy to add. However, they don't provide a conclusive way of determining what imagery is available for a location and flash doesn't provide a nice way to determining whether a request resulted in success or failure.
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FauxHammer
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thats, outstanding, inio! I hate to see it go away when ILB ends! Using your software is 1000x better than crawling around on mapquest or terraserver. With a little fine tuning and a couple new features, you could launch a whole site revolving around that little flash applet. Probably you would want to make it so users can enter their own GPS coords, but the panning controls are ingenious!

Seriously, you should adapt that to a purpose that goes beyond ILB. You could stick it on a page with a google ad and make a good deal of money.

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chaotic_mind
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HOLY CRAP!!!!

We have axons in South Dakota!
It's axon day for Chaotic all over again!

Luke P.

Thnak you, Inio, for rendering this great service to me.

Very Happy

*sings* I get to be a axon hunter! I get to be an axon hunter. *sings*

: Just realizing he's gonna need to learn about axon enhotentation.

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johnny5
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It doesn't seem to work for me.
I get the inital fuzzy image and zooming only makes it a zoomed fuzzy image.
Some firewall issues perhaps?
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ouroboros
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praise

inio, that map browser is a pleasure to use. Thank you.

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inio
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Axons at the main url now updating every 20 minutes with recipe1 axons too.
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inio wrote:
Axons at the main url now updating every 20 minutes with recipe1 axons too.


? this thing doesn't work at all.

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sapagoo
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jerricho wrote:
inio wrote:
Axons at the main url now updating every 20 minutes with recipe1 axons too.


? this thing doesn't work at all.


Try this link http://www.inio.org/bees/futureaxons/

I believe that link is current.

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jerricho wrote:
? this thing doesn't work at all.


recipe7 hasn't changed to the grouped appearance yet. As soon as it does its axons will appear on the normal mapper. Until then use futureaxons.
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