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# BSS-Util: Scripts to download, sort and stitch Bing Streetside Imagery
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To install required dependencies:
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npm install
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To use, first edit the `lat` and `lon` in `get_id.js` to be of the location of the desired Streetside image.
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Then run
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node get_id.js
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This will — if it works — output a ten digit ID number.
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Copy that ten digit ID into `id10` in `download.js`
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Now, run
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node download.js
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This will download all the tiles for the streetside image. Into the `out` directory.
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Along with the image tiles, a `tile_meta.json` will be saved for sorting.
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To stitch those tiles into one cohesive cubemap
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node stitch.js
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```
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This is not intended to be complete program used to download these images; it is not optimized for that purpose. Instead, this is intended as a set of rudimentary scripts that show the bones of the process of downloading and stitching tiles from a Bing Streetside image.
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Use responsibly
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