More Info
- Running otv without any additional arguments will give you a help message:
usage: Ortho4XP Tile Validator [-q | -v] [-p | --no-pause] [--no-progress]
[-h] [--version]
[tile_directory]
Scan all Ortho4XP Tiles and report any problems
positional arguments:
tile_directory Directory where Tiles are stored (usually your Ortho4XP
dir) - If not provided; will use the current directory
display output:
-q, --quiet Suppresses all output; exit value indicates errors found
-v, -V, --verbose Increase verbosity (repeat to increase verbosity more)
alter defaults:
-p, -P, --pause Pause the program before exiting (default for Windows)
--no-pause Disable auto-pause
--no-progress Disables the progress bar display
help and information:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--version show program's version number and exit
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Currently, it checks for things like:
- missing or empty data directories (Earth Nav Data, Terrain, Textures)
- missing references to textures from each terrain file
- textures which exist but aren't referenced from a terrain
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You can find the pip page on PyPi_ and the source code on GitHub_ (both
provide package downloads)
OTV is currently in beta, so if you're interested, please try it out and let me
know how it works for you. I would appreciate any feedback and/or bug reports.