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Using L3DTio_VTPThe L3DTio_VTP plugin packages the heightfield and texture (if ready) for rendering in Enviro (see Virtual Terrain Project). Clicking on the 'File→Export→Export To VTP Enviro' option activates the window shown below: This operation streamlines the export process by automatically re-sampling the heightfield to a square of the next largest 2n+1 edge-size1). It then saves the heightfield (as BT), texture (as JPEG, if it exists) and the project XML file in the appropriate VTP directories. OptionsThe options for the 'Export to VTP Enviro' window are explained below: Project nameThis is the name of the terrain as it will appear in VTP Enviro. Enviro pathThis is the path to the VTP Enviro executable. Normally, the folder is: C:\Program Files\VTP\Apps\wxEnviro.exe However, if you have installed VTP in another directory, you will have to modify this setting accordingly. The '…' button to the right of the 'Enviro path' field will open a file browsing window to help you select the right executable. Data pathThis is the folder in which VTP Enviro stores terrain maps. Normally, the folder is: C:\Program Files\VTP\Data However, if you have installed VTP in another directory, you will have to modify this setting accordingly. The '…' button to the right of the 'Data path' field will open a directory browsing window to help you select the right folder. Launch Enviro after exportThis option will launch Enviro after the export completes. Bypass Enviro startup screenThis option will force Enviro to skip the usual startup/config window, and immediately begin rendering the terrain. Restrictions
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L3DT makes maps of size qn × qm, where n and m are independent, and q is a power of two (8…256). Thus L3DT maps must always be resized for Enviro.
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