 2>
set ls.y_pos_px

 2>
set ls.radius_px 100
set ls.height_m 1000

// edit settings UI, and exit if cancelled
if >
  return -1
endif

// store a backup
L3DTio_Backup.BackupMap "HF" "Apply cone to HF" 0 "view.ShowMap \"HF\""

int PEAK_MODE
set PEAK_MODE 0 // 0 = cone, 1 = , 2 = sinusioid, 3 = pseudo-Gaussian
int MIX_MODE
set MIX_MODE 0  // 0 = add, 1 = subtract, 2 = max, 3 = min, 4 = replace, 5 = multiply

map m
if >
  echo "Error: cannot generate peak overlay in 'Cone overlay.zs'"
  return -1
endif

// apply the peak
if  _{0 0>>
  echo "Error: cannot combine peak overlay with HF in 'Cone overlay.zs'"
  return -1
endif

// refresh the heightfield
view.ShowMap "HF"}

===== Comments ===== ==== Position ==== The position of the cone is set using the ''x_pos_px'' and ''y_pos_px'' inputs. These are measured from the bottom-left of the map, and are in units of pixels. The default value is the centre of the heightfield. ==== Peak type ==== By default, the peak added to the heightfield is a //cone//. You can change the peak type using the ''PEAK_MODE'' variable, which can have the following values: ^ Value ^ Result ^ | 0 | cone | | 1 | sinusiod | | 2 | pseudo Gaussian | ==== Overlay type ==== By default, the peak is //added// to the heightfield. You can change the overlay mode using the ''MIX_MODE'' variable, which can have the following values: ^ Value ^ Result ^ | 0 | add | | 1 | subtract | | 2 | maximum | | 3 | minimum | | 4 | replace | | 5 | multiply | ==== Undo ==== The script automatically creates an undo point before applying the peak. Thus, if you do not like the peak position, height or radius, you may undo the action by pressing CTRL+Z or by selecting the '//Edit->Undo//' menu item.