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Have you tried replacing the sector by copy/paste or editing the one you imported?
If you want to swap sectors you need to respect the 257*257 vertex size (from what I've tested), otherwise the game won't display the sector, as if you were using a too high resolution texture.
 
2DM shouldn't matters as it is only used to create the layers used by the heightmap. However I completely forgot to take in consideration the 3DD which contains data specifics to heightmap (height for an unknown sized tile of the sector, probably to optimize polygon display) and which will hide any underwater faces you'd like to edit for example. It shouldn't be too complicated to edit that with the 3DG.
 
If you edit a sector without any coast you should be fine.

Work In Progress version is available for test. :D
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Only heightmap edition is available so far. You can also find a small guide to create your own heightmap in the first post. Feel free to report any glitch, issues, and post suggestions. :)

Work In Progress version is available for test. :D
Download
 
Only heightmap edition is available so far. You can also find a small guide to create your own heightmap in the first post. Feel free to report any glitch, issues, and post suggestions. :)

Work In Progress version is available for test. :D
Download
 
Only heightmap edition is available so far. You can also find a small guide to create your own heightmap in the first post. Feel free to report any glitch, issues, and post suggestions. :)

Work In Progress version is available for test. :D
Download
 
Only heightmap edition is available so far. You can also find a small guide to create your own heightmap in the first post. Feel free to report any glitch, issues, and post suggestions. :)

Work In Progress version is available for test. :D
Download
 
Only heightmap edition is available so far. You can also find a small guide to create your own heightmap in the first post. Feel free to report any glitch, issues, and post suggestions. :)

I'm looking for people to test heightmap import/export/creation (with various 3D software if possible) and give feedback on the tool. Post here if you're interested. :)
 
Anyway world Object export will require some time to get it correctly so I'd like to be sure that the heightmap edition work at least. :D

The Gamespy database has been reset last night (for a little clean up) so you'll have to "re-confirm" your profile (like you did the first time you connected). :)

The Gamespy database has been reset last night (for a little clean up) so you'll have to "re-confirm" your profile (like you did the first time you connected). :)

Announcement : TDUF toolset 0.2.1 (hotfix) now available !
 
 
* General: provides updated file structures
* General: add limited support to PMI files (TDU World Map)
* Library/structure: supports FPOINT fields, 16-bit (2 bytes)
* Library/structure: supports field sizes read in repeater fields.
 
 
 
See first post to download!

Exactly. :)

If you are talking about the terrain (heightmap) it only use 3 layers for each sector:
 
-*-c.2db (colormap ?) : to put it simple, this is what you'll see on the geometry of your terrain
-*-s.2db (specular) : shadow thingy if you prefer :p
-*-a.2db (no idea what '-a' means but : blend/grass) : sets the area where grass should be added, and the blending with (what seems to be) the common world grass texture
 
World Objects seems to use 3 lod (the entities like lighthouse at least) and a specific coordinate system.
Objects like Road or Coast always use a same and unique lod (picture related).
 

If you are talking about the terrain (heightmap) it only use 3 layers for each sector:
 
-*-c.2db (colormap ?) : to put it simple, this is what you'll see on the geometry of your terrain
-*-s.2db (specular) : shadow thingy if you prefer :p
-*-a.2db (no idea what '-a' means but : blend/grass) : sets the area where grass should be added, and the blending with (what seems to be) the common world grass texture
 
World Objects seems to use 3 lod (the entities like lighthouse at least) and a specific coordinate system.
Objects like Road or Coast always use a same and unique lod (picture related).
 

If you are talking about the terrain (heightmap) it only use 3 layers for each sector:
 
-*-c.2db (colormap ?) : to put it simple, this is what you'll see on the geometry of your terrain
-*-s.2db (specular) : shadow thingy if you prefer :p
-*-a.2db (no idea what '-a' means but : blend/grass) : sets the area where grass should be added, and the blending with (what seems to be) the common world grass texture
 
World Objects seems to use 3 lod (the entities like lighthouse at least) and a specific coordinate system.
Objects like Road or Coast always use a same and unique lod (picture related).
 

If you are talking about the terrain (heightmap) it only use 3 layers for each sector:
 
-*-c.2db (colormap ?) : to put it simple, this is what you'll see on the geometry of your terrain
-*-s.2db (specular) : shadow thingy if you prefer :p
-*-a.2db (no idea what '-a' means but : blend/grass) : sets the area where grass should be added, and the blending with (what seems to be) the common world grass texture
 
World Objects seems to use 3 lod (the entities like lighthouse at least) and a specific coordinate system.
Objects like Road or Coast always use a same and unique lod (picture related).
 

If you are talking about the terrain (heightmap) it only use 3 layers for each sector:
 
-*-c.2db (colormap ?) : to put it simple, this is what you'll see on the geometry of your terrain
-*-s.2db (specular) : shadow thingy if you prefer :p
-*-a.2db (no idea what '-a' means but : blend/grass) : sets the area where grass should be added, and the blending with (what seems to be) the common world grass texture
 
World Objects seems to use 3 lod (the entities like lighthouse at least) and a specific coordinate system.
Objects like Road or Coast always use a same and unique lod (picture related).
 

Texture for the terrain :D

Texture for the terrain :D

Texture for the terrain :D

Texture for the terrain :D

Texture for the terrain :D

Hi
 
This is a topic dedicated to adding new vehicle slots and its components.
 
I managed to add a new vehicle slot in TDU, unlike Megapack 2 project this doesn't use an idle slot but is in fact a new entry in the TDU database. :)
This effectively means that replacing cars for mods is a thing of the past.
 
Here's a few initial notes:
 

Its possible
Doesn't crash the game when playing online, other players will see the default vehicle
If you change the database(clean re-installation for example) and open a save file that has a brand new car not written in the database, it'll also show up as default car, when the database does have an entry that matches it the car will show up.

 
Here's a testing photo: a Plymouth Barracuda, its a brand new slot made by copying over the Challenger entry and editing a few values so its recognised as a new vehicle.
 

New slot is the last one

Car in-game, as you can see everything works fine.
 
Will write up a bit more on this later. :)

TDU 1 uses Twilight 1 whereas TDU2 use... Twilight 2. :cheeky: To be honest, I didn't examine TDU2's file but I'm pretty sure it's different (at least the car models used a different structure, so it's probably the same scenario for every 3D assets).
 

 
TDUF is gonna be really helpful to allow new sectors to be added to the game (and even new islands).

TDU 1 uses Twilight 1 whereas TDU2 use... Twilight 2. :cheeky: To be honest, I didn't examine TDU2's file but I'm pretty sure it's different (at least the car models used a different structure, so it's probably the same scenario for every 3D assets).
 

 
TDUF is gonna be really helpful to allow new sectors to be added to the game (and even new islands).

TDU 1 uses Twilight 1 whereas TDU2 use... Twilight 2. :cheeky: To be honest, I didn't examine TDU2's file but I'm pretty sure it's different (at least the car models used a different structure, so it's probably the same scenario for every 3D assets).
 

 
TDUF is gonna be really helpful to allow new sectors to be added to the game (and even new islands).