Openttd Heightmap Download

A heightmap can be considered a grayscale image where the brightest white (closest to #FFFFFF) is considered as the highest point of the map, and the darkest black (closest to #000000) is considered as the lowest point of the map. Look at the grayscale table below for more accurate info.

Additionally, you may install openttd-openmsxAUR to get the free OpenMSX music pack. Be sure to read through Timidity#Configuration to setup Timidity correctly, in particular, add yourself to the audio group and configure Timidity to use the Freepats SoundFont.

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This starts the server and accepts additional commands. Configuration is generated and stored in ~/.config/openttd/openttd.cfg and is read every time the server starts. It can be overriden with commands issued directly to the server while running. Some settings cannot be changed during a game.

OpenTTD allows using a grayscale image as a heightmap for landscape generation. There is an excellent heightmap generator available at terrain.party, based on real Earth terrain. Alternatively, you can use the botherAUR application, which can download larger areas and contains a number of options for fine-tuning the resulting heightmap (see the README for some notes on usage). You may further use gimp for fine-tuning the heightmap, especially useful are the Levels and Gaussian Blur tools.

This is an elevation data browser, which "auto-exposes" the display so that the highest and lowest visible elevations are white and black. The result is a grayscale heightmap, suitable for use as a displacement map in 3D applications.

Note that the above statement of general permission only applies to using OpenTTD without any add-on game data. Add-on game data can include NewGRF modifications to graphics and game rules, scenario and heightmap files that offer a designed world to play in, AI scripts that offer computer-controlled opponents, Game Scripts that offer altered game rules, as common examples.

However I am kinda busy nowadays, if I can use my PC again and Photoshop, I will tell that.

Still, the key is a good heightmap, then it is kinda easy with the map creator to make a map, I had to experiment some values for a good result but now I understand how that works as well.

So: I haven't found a height map for this region BUT, I am trying to make it differently. I did cut out the region from my huge EU heightmap and made it 6K in Photoshop.

I will try it out soon and I will tell you about the results. My questions: What cities do you want to be on the map? However I probably will not be able to create rivers or such, you have to create them manually with mods for your game if you want them.

The shoreline is a bit pixelated, but remember: I resized the whole image to 6K. The mountains/hills are not pixelated, but I had to add 3.5% Gaussian blur to the heightmap image. Rivers cannot be created by the map editor, so you must add them manually. I added 6-7 cities by default, if you tell me what cities do you want, I will add.

I found an H-shaped heightmap and thought it would be good to make 2 mainlineswith a hub in the middle, but it didn't work out that way. The scenario I built(which is included in the zip file) had too many industries at the beginning,which led to heavy traffic and several intermediate drops. It was fun, though. ff782bc1db