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Wordfromthe Wise: /* Quick intro on creating a terrain with L3DT */

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‎Quick intro on creating a terrain with L3DT

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‎Quick intro on creating a terrain with L3DT

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‎Quick intro on creating a terrain with L3DT

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‎Quick intro on creating a terrain with L3DT

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‎Quick intro on creating a terrain with L3DT

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‎Quick intro on creating a terrain with L3DT

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‎Quick intro on creating a terrain with L3DT

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‎Important:

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‎Quick intro on creating a terrain with L3DT

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‎About L3DT

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 *** Tutorials: Here is the link to a in-depth tutorial for these steps with pictures and comments [http://myosgrid.wordpress.com/2013/02/06/creating-terrain-files-with-l3dt-for-opensim/]. A enhanced tutorial will follow.
 === Important: ===
 The new Terrain system requires L3DT export files to have a file extension of .r32. You need to choose a file type of "R32" in step 10. The (old) function to use a .raw file and change it to " MODE COMBOSED = "32-bit-floating-point(meters)" in the EDIT format option is no longer needed. <br />

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 *** Tutorials: Here is the link to a in-depth tutorial for these steps with pictures and comments [http://myosgrid.wordpress.com/2013/02/06/creating-terrain-files-with-l3dt-for-opensim/]. A enhanced tutorial will follow.
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 === Important: ===
 The new Terrain system requires L3DT export files to have a file extension of .r32. You need to choose a file type of "R32" in step 10. The (old) function to use a .raw file and change it to " MODE COMBOSED = "32-bit-floating-point(meters)" in the EDIT format option is no longer needed. <br />

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 You now have your new terrain! You can at this point use the terrain add, terrain scale, or terrain multiply commands in the opensim console to rescale it to your liking. Link: [http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Server_Commands#Terrain_Commands]
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-*** Remarks: Here is the link to a in-depth tutorial for these steps with pictures and comments [http://myosgrid.wordpress.com/2013/02/06/creating-terrain-files-with-l3dt-for-opensim/] .
+*** Tutorials: Here is the link to a in-depth tutorial for these steps with pictures and comments [http://myosgrid.wordpress.com/2013/02/06/creating-terrain-files-with-l3dt-for-opensim/]. A enhanced tutorial will follow.
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 === Important: ===

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 You now have your new terrain! You can at this point use the terrain add, terrain scale, or terrain multiply commands in the opensim console to rescale it to your liking. Link: [http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Server_Commands#Terrain_Commands]
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 === Important: ===
 The new Terrain system requires L3DT export files to have a file extension of .r32. You need to choose a file type of "R32" in step 10. The (old) function to use a .raw file and change it to " MODE COMBOSED = "32-bit-floating-point(meters)" in the EDIT format option is no longer needed. <br />
 == Using your new terrain files ==

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 === Important: ===
 The new Terrain system requires L3DT export files to have a file extension of .r32. You need to choose a file type of "R32" in step 10. The (old) function to use a .raw file and change it to " MODE COMBOSED = "32-bit-floating-point(meters)" in the EDIT format option is no longer needed. <br />
-*** Remarks: I will soon provide a in-depth tutorial soon on with a blog post. The URL will be than posted here.
+*** Remarks: Here is the link to a in-depth tutorial for these steps with pictures and comments [http://myosgrid.wordpress.com/2013/02/06/creating-terrain-files-with-l3dt-for-opensim/] .
 == Using your new terrain files ==

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 . Select R32 in the File Format Dropdown.<br />
 . Name the terrain file whatever you want, and click OK to save it or click the .. button to select a directory where your maps should be saved. Now click the OK button.
-<br />Now you are finished and ready to upload that terrain file to your simulator.
+<br /><br />Now you are finished and ready to upload that terrain file to your simulator.
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 '''To load the terrain into opensim:'''<br />

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 == About L3DT ==
-L3DT can be used to generate terrains. The program runs natively under Windows, and can be run under Linux using the Wine compatibility layer (Only with the development version which is now L3DT Standard Edition - v13.01 dev build 0 ) Link: [http://www.bundysoft.com/L3DT/downloads/standard.php]
+L3DT can be used to generate terrains. The program runs natively under Windows, and can be run under Linux using the Wine compatibility layer (Only with the development version which is now L3DT Standard Edition - v13.01 dev build 0) Link: [http://www.bundysoft.com/L3DT/downloads/standard.php]
 == Quick intro on creating a terrain with L3DT ==