Island help

[Grey Wolf 0]

I need help my map i made with terragen and the edited it with Wilber and when i put it in Wrp editor there is no height which i set in wilber and i cant transferr it to it to opf......PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[RED 0]

I assume you have read some of the tutorials on this?

What do you mean you can't transfer it to OFP, do you mean it makes OFP crash? What exactly happens?

Please give more details of what happens, as it is pretty hard to help otherwise.

Edit, this would be better suited to the Addons and Mods forums. You will get more help there.

RED

[Balschoiw 0]

check out the tut´s at our homepage:

http://www.ciahome.net in the OFP cookbook section.

There is a collection of Wrp related stuff and a complete Step by Step tut.

[Grey Wolf 0]

i cant get it to pop up in the mission editor and the terrain i cant get to what i set in wilber it is confusing the hell out of me

[der bastler 0]

1.) Read this for basic import-tactics.  

2.) Propably the size of your map (should be: 256x256) is incorrect in Wilbur (e.g. 257*256). To fix this, just save the map as an image (.bmp), change the size with a drawing program to 256*256 and re-import this picture into Wilbur.

3.) In WrpEdit, select all height fields and use the "scale"-function of WrpEdit. Wilbur reduces the range of your height values. A scaling value of 5..10 should re-produce your desired landscape.

4.) Write a config.cpp and stuff it together with your .wrp-file. The official island classes can be found here. You can also download my island "rennstrecke002" here. DePBO it and analyze it. 

5.) One fix for "rennstrecke002": The town name definitions must be placed inside the island's class, otherwise they will not appear ingame...

6.) You can edit the licence plates of the cars on your island with the following class fields (taken from the Everon class):

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plateFormat="ER$ ## - ##";

plateLetters="ABCDEFHIKLMOPRSTVXYZ";

<span id='postcolor'>

# is a placeholder for a random number,

$ is a placeholder for a random letter (defined in plateLetters).

Examples for Everon licence plates:

"ERA 12 -34"

"ERB 56 - 78"

Happy coding, and my the source be with you

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