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ferret wrote:I figured it out now -- I didn't realize that the tar.gz files were the same as dem files. Great tutorial!
EDIT: btw, your example map is very laggy. You shouldn't have put the water brush under the whole map. And also the water brush is too shallow. and you didn't use my tutorial for the environmental light
Must we download the DEM files or can we work by scratch?







Red woods as in Giant Seqouia? (I didn't spell that rightOrion wrote:Would anyone happen to know where some good redwood forests are in America?



Orion wrote:Lord. I just used this method to create a small maybe 1024 x 1024 map (terrain only.) and man was it laggy. Has this happened to anyone else?




HeadCrab wrote:The only thing is,it must be difficult to find a realistic way to close maps off...Although cliffs and steep hills would work...
GREAT discoverey!

EmptyClip wrote:what do we do with the .vmf files![]()
thanks

RSX WHEEEEEE wrote:Ok, i dwnlded the RAR of the DEM, but its a bunch of random files called DDF files. What do i do with those?


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