Swonno Posted June 12 Posted June 12 Hello PVSyst team, I'm tring to adjust opacity with image but If i adjust opacity bar and click appy, it will be disappeared or sometime its size and rotated randomly, How I can change opacity ? And also is it possible to gain google earth overlay image into PVSyst ? because if i attact image in Google earth pro with image overlay format, I can see the image spatial 3D shape but if i add image in PVSyst It is just 2D, if you have any idaa of this pls let me know.
Muhammed Sarikaya Posted June 12 Posted June 12 Dear Swonno, You missed selecting X1 and X2, which is why you are having trouble adjusting your image. When you import a ground image, it must include the scale. See my example: Be sure to have the same value for Y1 and Y2. Also, don't forget to set the distance between X1 and X2 to match the screenshot of your Google Maps. When you click, the size of your image will be adjusted. Additionally, you can modify the opacity, but don't click on apply. You must add a 2D image in PVsyst. Regards, Muhammed Sarikaya
Swonno Posted June 12 Author Posted June 12 3 minutes ago, Muhammed Sarikaya said: Dear Swonno, You missed selecting X1 and X2, which is why you are having trouble adjusting your image. When you import a ground image, it must include the scale. See my example: Be sure to have the same value for Y1 and Y2. Also, don't forget to set the distance between X1 and X2 to match the screenshot of your Google Maps. When you click, the size of your image will be adjusted. Additionally, you can modify the opacity, but don't click on apply. You must add a 2D image in PVsyst. Regards, Muhammed Sarikaya I didn't realize that point, Thank you very much 🙂 Have a good day.
Swonno Posted June 12 Author Posted June 12 (edited) 13 minutes ago, Muhammed Sarikaya said: Dear Swonno, You missed selecting X1 and X2, which is why you are having trouble adjusting your image. When you import a ground image, it must include the scale. See my example: Be sure to have the same value for Y1 and Y2. Also, don't forget to set the distance between X1 and X2 to match the screenshot of your Google Maps. When you click, the size of your image will be adjusted. Additionally, you can modify the opacity, but don't click on apply. You must add a 2D image in PVsyst. Regards, Muhammed Sarikaya Can i have another question, I understand your point, but I don't know what does the two direction symbols mean and how it work, And if i click any point the direction symbol randomly appoint random direction, so In order to use this featuer properly can you share some example how to adjust opacity with exmaple pictures, Thanks! Edited June 12 by Swonno
Muhammed Sarikaya Posted June 12 Posted June 12 Dear Swonno, I already shared an example. It's important to select X1 and X2 on the scale. Regards, Muhammed Sarikaya
Swonno Posted June 12 Author Posted June 12 1 hour ago, Muhammed Sarikaya said: Dear Swonno, I already shared an example. It's important to select X1 and X2 on the scale. Regards, Muhammed Sarikaya I'm sorry I think I overlooked the example. Thank you for the reply, I followed your example. Now on this stage, It seems like there came another problem. The ground picture doesn't make me look at the objects passing over. Do you have any tips to handle this issue? I batched pv module in 2D draw and I wanna match while I'm looking and comparing with 2D and topograph file. Thank you for attention on this matter.
Muhammed Sarikaya Posted June 12 Posted June 12 Dear Swonno, Look at this picture and set the highlighted Z value to 0. Regards, Muhammed Sarikaya
Swonno Posted June 13 Author Posted June 13 12 hours ago, Muhammed Sarikaya said: Dear Swonno, Look at this picture and set the highlighted Z value to 0. Regards, Muhammed Sarikaya Oh... wow... I didn't think about that aspect of view... Thank you a lot! Hope you have a good Thursday. Thanks for your attention on this issue again!
Swonno Posted July 10 Author Posted July 10 On 6/12/2024 at 4:56 PM, Muhammed Sarikaya said: Dear Swonno, You missed selecting X1 and X2, which is why you are having trouble adjusting your image. When you import a ground image, it must include the scale. See my example: Be sure to have the same value for Y1 and Y2. Also, don't forget to set the distance between X1 and X2 to match the screenshot of your Google Maps. When you click, the size of your image will be adjusted. Additionally, you can modify the opacity, but don't click on apply. You must add a 2D image in PVsyst. Regards, Muhammed Sarikaya Hello again, Hope you have a wonderful days, May i have extra additional question ? Now I know setting orgin x1, x2 and having same y1, y2 value And this phase I'm using google image but Can you give me a tip how you usually estimate image base width in google earth? I mean how do you know the image base width ?? Thank you, Swonno
Muhammed Sarikaya Posted July 10 Posted July 10 Dear Swonno, When you take a screenshot of a Google satellite image, you must include the scale, which is in the right corner. You can read the distance on this scale, as shown in my example below: You can see that my scale is 5 meters. This is how you determine the distance between x1 and x2. Regards, Muhammed Sarikaya
Swonno Posted July 10 Author Posted July 10 2 hours ago, Muhammed Sarikaya said: Dear Swonno, When you take a screenshot of a Google satellite image, you must include the scale, which is in the right corner. You can read the distance on this scale, as shown in my example below: You can see that my scale is 5 meters. This is how you determine the distance between x1 and x2. Regards, Muhammed Sarikaya Hello, first, thank you for your kind explanation. but is it okay to not writing down image base width? only typing x1, x2 distance is all good ? and you said y1, y2 has to have same number but i'm wondering y1 y2 value has to be connected with x1, and x2 and vertical? or is it okay with any number? thank you for your attention on this matter. Swonno
Muhammed Sarikaya Posted July 10 Posted July 10 Dear Swonno, "If you have already entered a value in the 'Distance X1->X2' box, do not enter a value in the 'Image base width' box; you should define one or the other, not both. After you have chosen X1 and X2, you can notice the values defined for Y1 and Y2. Simply copy the value from Y1 to Y2. Regards, Muhammed Sarikaya
Swonno Posted July 10 Author Posted July 10 16 minutes ago, Muhammed Sarikaya said: Dear Swonno, "If you have already entered a value in the 'Distance X1->X2' box, do not enter a value in the 'Image base width' box; you should define one or the other, not both. After you have chosen X1 and X2, you can notice the values defined for Y1 and Y2. Simply copy the value from Y1 to Y2. Regards, Muhammed Sarikaya Thank you for your guide, Hope you have a good night !
Swonno Posted July 30 Author Posted July 30 (edited) On 7/10/2024 at 6:43 PM, Muhammed Sarikaya said: Dear Swonno, "If you have already entered a value in the 'Distance X1->X2' box, do not enter a value in the 'Image base width' box; you should define one or the other, not both. After you have chosen X1 and X2, you can notice the values defined for Y1 and Y2. Simply copy the value from Y1 to Y2. Regards, Muhammed Sarikaya Hello, I added an image from Goole and adjusted distance between X1 and X2 but It reversed upside down. Is there anything that i did wrong? Pls help Thank you. -------------------------- problem solved, The azimuth was automatically set as a 180 degree since i attached csv filed and adjusted 180 degree. thank you ! Edited July 30 by Swonno
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