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Hey Evis, I'm not bitching or sniping at you, but do BAS actually hold a real legal copyright on the addon? I mean an actual bit of legal documentation. Just writing ©copyright in a readme isn't enough you know.

Ah, that'll be it then! Hehehe, me stoopid

The only problem with converting from Terragen To Wilbur is that the newest version of Terragen that I have no longer saves files as .ter, it saves them as .tgw instead, which Wilbur can't open. Anyone have a way round this?

Great, thanks for the assist

Hey gang, Does anyone have any links to a slightly more advanced texturing tutorial for Visitor islands? I have a decent handle on laying down textures from the BIS tutorial, but the textures all look square, because you have to select square areas ro texture, and that looks a bit naff of course. I'm sure I saw a link here not too long ago from someone advertising their newish texturing tutorial, but I can't find it anymore. I remember it was about applying textures based on terrain height and gradient, and stuff like that. Basically I want to learn how to apply various textures in a more natural way, instead of squares, so any help would be most appreciated. Cheers

Is it maybe because you have some spaces in your folder set up there? It is possible that the tools you're trying to use can't handle the spaces. Try 'River_Bed' instead... I know many other OFP tools don't function properly when you've got spaces in file or folder names...

Hey gang, Lobanak: in reference to those two images of your island you posted above, how did you get from the image on the left to the Visitor image on the right? Sorry for the noob question, but I've read through most of the topics and tutorials here on this forum, but I'd like to hear how someone who knows how it's all done how they go about making their islands. There seems to be so many ways to generate the terrain you need for Visitor (I can use Visitor ok), but I'm confused about the best path to take. I'm considering going with the Terragen option as I am already well versed in using Terragen.. Cheers for any advice you can give.