BTE Standards and practices
Generally speaking,
- Follow outlines
- Interiors only for street view and public areas.
- No entities & temporary blocks
Useful links
Diagonal building
Diagonal building, in simple terms, is building (mostly) not on right angles. It is a cocept mostly unique to BTE because
It is a lot easier to build on right angles than on diagonals
Most of the buildings in BTE are not parallel to one another
Quick reminder
Remember to use TPLL
Distortion
Shows height adjustment after projection of a sphere (the earth) into a flat plane.
Distortion in BTE only happens in the verical (y) axis.
Every ring in the picture above adds 0.1m to the distortion.
Luckily, our area has almost no distortion.
Interiors
Allowed Areas
- Can be built on a public area
- Cannot be built on a private areas
Data & Estimation
Interiors generally do not contain data which can be found in Google Maps.
It has to be accurate like the BTE Building.
tip
Its not advisable to build interiors of any building unless you know how to find the correct shape of it.
Vehicles
Vehicles are not allowed to be built. They are movable and do not stay forever.
Some exceptions include scrapyards.
Temporary blocks
Not allowed to be built. This includes:
Terrain
Remember to create your own terrain using Google Earth.
For terraforming, if you're not new to BTE, you can check out our terraforming tips in the Advanced Building
section.
note
We do not have LidAR yet of any country (Singapore may come soon)