Just double click or right click (i can't remember which one) then after checking no existing road is highlighted in the right hand tab click somewhere else and start a new road. Sent from my HTC One X+ using Tapatalk
Someone know how to make the map area bigger? What ever value i set in L3DT for the height map, the map in beamng editor is always the same size.
Adjust the width/height to the size of your map and use Horiz. Scale to adjust world size at the bottom. I believe this affects the amount of detail in your terrain.. someone else can chirp in on that. Basically if you want extreme changes (>80*) in the heightmap you need greater detail to avoid boxy looking drops. Height/width is resolution and scale is meters per pixel I THINK. L3DT has a decent explanation of each option on their website. If you're going for a large map this may be helpful: http://www.beamng.com/threads/8442-Terrain-editor-area-size-(40-max-)?p=117244#post117244 Sapphire makes it a pita to manually edit as it won't zoom out far enough on large maps. If you still can't get it, find a map here that is as big or close to what you want, delete all of the models, flatten the terrain, and start moving earth.
I've imported my heightmap but there's no collision Starting to export sims 3 meshes whilst I wait for help
Finishing the sims objects then I'll try - - - Updated - - - My editor is messed up when I import a DAE it is INVISIBLE and the scatter sky is INVISIBLE Oh thanks my map has collision now and water now
Importing mesh terrains is harder than it looks. There's a couple of thread sworth looking at depending what software your using. I'm making a tutorial on mesh terrain creation from scratch which I will upload when it's done.
That happend to me too, I was using the 'Beta Build'. Here is how to fix it... 1. Change to the 'Regular Build' if you are using the 'Beta Build'. 2. Start the game. 3. Press 'CTRL+O'. 4. Uncheck 'Fullscreen'. 5. Press 'F11'. 6. Press the 'Play!' button. 7. You don't need to press 'New Level' button after this is loaded.
Ok, I had the same problem with the ScatterSky as well. Here is how to solve it. Make a ScatterSky and call it something you will remember, i called mine "derpsky". Ok, now open your map's .mis file (in notepad or similar) and open a stock map's .mis file (in notepad or similar) (I used dry_rock_island). Press CTRL+F on your map's .mis file and look for the name you called the sky. Press CTRL+F on the stock map's .mis and search "theSky" (without quotes). Copy the stock map's theSky part (the whole thing sky section, not just one line) over your map's sky section.
Are you talking about where the water ends and the land ends? If so that's the size of the "map" or "terrain". In other words that's the maximum size for what you have created in L3DT.
Im talking at the end of the land. In the tutorial the water was still a fairly bright blue past the edge of the map.
Looks like your water plane is simply not big enough or has tied itself to the terrain dimensions. Play around with the grid size values etc. The default ocean plane is usually much bigger than any terrain as far as I know.
Sorry for the bump, but is there a way to fix the error, "Failed to create resource: [tools/levels/BlankRoom.mis.decals]" without opting out of the experimental build?
Hi, I haven't actually played BeamNG since they released the update's with the new updater as for some reason my computer just won't run it. I'm getting a new laptop soon and i will back making content and tutorials so I'll update this one a bit to get it up to scratch with all the new updates. For now though I'm afraid i won;t be much help.
