Raster Manager Using Bing Maps

RE: Raster Manager Using Bing Maps

Lorys — Tue, 16 Jun 2015 02:08:38 GMT

try capturing the bing data at max resolution outside mstn and bring it back as a raster ref file attached to your dgn you may need to use warp if no coord sister file or datum geo header is saved...

RE: Raster Manager Using Bing Maps

Mark McCloud — Mon, 15 Jun 2015 18:53:22 GMT

Thanks Pascal. This seems to be an issue when zooming with Bing Maps.

RE: Raster Manager Using Bing Maps

Lorys — Wed, 15 Apr 2015 13:41:10 GMT

Sorry didnt realise you were using bing map as live link to image data , I thought you had a stand alone saved raster which came from Bing maps...

but in any case if you have a stand alone image that disappears on zoom in out check out the steps I outlined... this may help others with non bing images..

RE: Raster Manager Using Bing Maps

Pascal Cloutier — Tue, 14 Apr 2015 14:25:35 GMT

Hello, when those cameras are displaying, it means that there is no Bing Maps data available at the resolution being requested. In other words, you have zoomed beyond the lowest resolution available from the Bing Maps server.

Pascal

RE: Raster Manager Using Bing Maps

Dervalcanny — Tue, 14 Apr 2015 10:16:09 GMT

Hello,
i would recommend that you take a look at the following article on the use of Bing Maps in MicroStation:
communities.bentley.com/.../18131.working-with-bing-maps

Regards
Derval.

RE: Raster Manager Using Bing Maps

Lorys — Tue, 14 Apr 2015 01:48:24 GMT

check the display depth your image may be behind you when you zoom in too far... in 3d there is a range upper and lower to be able to view

stuff....

check the raster manager settings for attached as background , foreground and design plain..

Also if your file is 3d and the image comes from 2d this gave me similar issues with the zoom for me in the past..

try ref your mesh into a 2d blank file A and raster attach your image to another 2d file B then ref attach file B to A does it still behave as before with the zoom