More Displacements!!

[brownie82]

Hi there does anybody know if there are more displacements on the DLS ive tryed it in but nothing came up. Maybe there on ther under specific names!! Could anybody shead some light on this for me.

Cheers,
Brownie82

 

[rweber95]

Fishlipsatwork (59012) has made 100's of dems. They're on the DLS.

Bob

 

[brownie82]

Cheers thanx buddy!!! What about more of the ones that are built into surveyor?? Is there any of them that you can add in to the surv mode!!!

 

[Kiefer]

Cheers thanx buddy!!! What about more of the ones that are built into surveyor?? Is there any of them that you can add in to the surv mode!!!

Why not make Your own displacement maps?

Here is a link to a great program that make it real easy to create Your own displacement maps http://www.dinner450.com/trainzpennine/files/Making_Mountainz_and_Terrain_Zurveyor.zip

The original tread about this great program went down the drain during the big forum crash.

 

[markbin]

Or make colordisplacement maps (such as those that you obtain with microdem). Those can be treated with HOG. This has the advantage that you can get more detail and that you can chose the hight of the baseboards. Also usefull if you want to ad a baseboard on a layout thats not at 0 level . You set the level that you want in HOG.

 

[Smileyman]

Also, if you're playing around with displacements, make sure you take a look at the tutorial on my website.

Smiley.

 

[BAMMARS]

Smiley.

Could you please describe, in very easy steps, how I get the displacement back into Surveyor after applying the blur in PSP.

Alan.

 

[Smileyman]

Smiley.

Could you please describe, in very easy steps, how I get the displacement back into Surveyor after applying the blur in PSP.

It's simple.

If you're using TRS2006 you need to "open for edit" the asset in CMP and then open the graphic file using PSP (the asset will be open in the "editing" folder). When you're done editing it, save it in the same place, overwriting the original file, and then commit the asset in CMP.

If you're using an earlier version of Trainz, then you just need to save over the original file when you're done editing it.

Smiley