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Fmask Error: output argument "clr_pct"... #80
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Are you calling fmask from the command line? or no? EDIT: If so, how do you call it? |
No. We have been trying to open the application from the file folder. I did see this thread online... |
Where is your data? from a quick google search it looks like you'll need to call it from your cline Say:
Open your command prompt
Try that In the case of that issue, it was because he needed to change drives as well while calling Fmask (thus the need for |
I am going to write what I understand your suggestion to mean.
I have attached images of what happened when I tried doing that. First image is of (1) after pressing 'enter' This image is of (2) before pressing 'enter' This image is of (2) after pressing 'enter' After this step, as you can see from the image, I am receiving an error. Have I done something incorrectly? Also, I'm not sure I completely understand (2) of your instructions. Can you please elaborate? |
try |
Receiving the same error. However, I just realized that this computer doesn't have the hardware required to support Fmask. Let me give this a go on one of the other computers that is all set up. |
No go |
Is |
That's because your command line is parsing |
As a note: this issue has nothing to do with dnppy, so i've added the |
Downloaded the standalone Fmask for windows and are having some issue. The package came with the following files:
After being prompted to install the MCR package, which successfully occurred, we tried running the Fmask. This is the error we received:
Anyone know what is going on? The reason we are using Fmask is because it masks out cloud shadows, which the cloudmask script on dnppy does not.
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