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Command Reference SynthWizard Step 1 Grid size of the scenery The first step in defining the SynthWizard grid is to specify how many TexRelief "chunks" the scenery will span horizontally and vertically (In longitude and latitude directions). Specifying number of TexRelief chunks spanned horizontally and vertically (in the Longitude and latitude directions respectively) defines how large the scenery area covered by TexRelief chunks will be. The larger amount of "chunks" is, the more expansive scenery will be. Any number, within reason, can be specified in the horizontal and vertical direction. It is recommended that large scenery areas (more than 50x50 grid sizes) be divided into separate projects. The actual location of the scenery and the physical size (which depends on the Latitude of the scenery and the resolution) will be computed in the Step 2 of the SynthWizard, where the extents and the resolution of the scenery are defined. As you enter the values, graphical representation of the grid dynamically changes to reflect the values entered. Number of chunks per Area() block This option allows you to specify how many TexRelief chunks each Area() block should contain. You may decide to keep this at default setting of 1 TexRelief chunk per Area() block. The advantage of grouping chunks within Area() block are smaller file sizes and better organization of chunk groups. As you increase/decrease the values, thick white lines are superimposed over the grid to indicate the Area() block limits. |