[OSM-talk] JOSM and landsat shifting

[Barnett, Phillip]

Same here. I was initially very frustrated with this feature, as I was
dragging and dragging for ages before I eventually realised I was
actually moving a very small few hundred metres chunk, and not the
several km square I was TRYING to move. Now I know to only try to move
the initial Landsat download.

Obviously a bug?

Phillip


 
 



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-----Original Message-----

From: talk-bounces at openstreetmap.org
[mailto:talk-bounces at openstreetmap.org] On Behalf Of David Earl
Sent: 21 February 2007 14:13
To: OSM
Subject: [OSM-talk] JOSM and landsat shifting

If I download a landsat background into JOSM and realign it on the known
points, it works fine. However if I then shift across a bit and download
the next section of landsat, when I try to adjust its position, what
actually moves is the remnant of the earlier section: there doesn't seem
to be any way I can grab the newly downloaded layer.

This isn't to do with selecting the overlay. The same still happens if I
delete the layer containing the old landsat image before I download the
new
one: the layer disappears from the layer palette, butte image is still
there and it still shifts in preference to the new one.

David


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