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r3.retile(1grass)


NAME

   r3.retile   -  Retiles an existing 3D raster map with user defined x, y
   and z tile size.

KEYWORDS

   raster3d, tiling, voxel

SYNOPSIS

   r3.retile
   r3.retile --help
   r3.retile   [-c]    input=name    output=name     [tiledimension=XxYxZ]
   [--overwrite]  [--help]  [--verbose]  [--quiet]  [--ui]

   Flags:
   -c
       Disable tile caching

   --overwrite
       Allow output files to overwrite existing files

   --help
       Print usage summary

   --verbose
       Verbose module output

   --quiet
       Quiet module output

   --ui
       Force launching GUI dialog

   Parameters:
   input=name [required]
       Name of input 3D raster map

   output=name [required]
       Name of the retiled 3D raster map

   tiledimension=XxYxZ
       The  dimensions of the tiles used in the output raster3d map (XxYxZ
       or default: 16x16x8)
       Default: default

DESCRIPTION

   r3.retile writes a copy of an  existing  3D  raster  map  with  a  user
   defined number of tiles in x, y and z direction.  The precision and the
   type of the original 3D raster map are used  for  the  new  retiled  3D
   raster map.

SEE ALSO

    r3.cross.rast, r3.out.ascii, g.region, r.tile

AUTHOR

   Sren Gebbert

   Last changed: $Date: 2013-03-27 22:42:23 +0100 (Wed, 27 Mar 2013) $

SOURCE CODE

   Available at: r3.retile source code (history)

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    2003-2016 GRASS Development Team, GRASS GIS 7.2.0 Reference Manual



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