Level Design Gaps at edge of terrain

[[Legends] Daniel]

I followed this tutorial for creating terrain: [url]http://architectonic.planetunreal.gamespy.com/tutorials/first_level_part6.html[/URL]

My room size is 8192x8192x8192, so I did 8192/64 which gave 128, so I used this xsize and ysize. I have the zoneinfo and terraininfo centred in my room, but terraininfo is on the floor. I get a gap in one of the corners, as if the terrain is not 8192x8192.

Link to image:

[url]http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/9226/terrain2161717.jpg[/URL]

Anyone know why this is?

 

[AnderX2000]

Try moving your TerrainInfo actor? The terrain moves with the actor and it may not be exactly in the center of the map. Go to the opposite end of your map and look outside the subtracted brush and see if its overhanging a bit. That would verify that its not centered.

 

[[Legends] Daniel]

The terrain does not go outside of the subtracted cube, it fits inside, but it leaves a gap at a corner in a L shape. The room is centred, so is the zoneinfo and terraininfo.

 

[Dragonfel666]

cant your try making the terrain bigger than the room? Im not a terrain expert sry.

Another idea start your mountain range b4 the gap starts, so the player cant get to it to see your errors

 

[[Legends] Daniel]

Its the fact that the terrain is not the correct size and is not lining up centred, even though it is. The terrain lines up perfectly on 2 sides of the subtracted brush, but not on the other 2 sides, leaving a gap to fall down.

I want it to fit the room perfectly so I can use all of it.

 

[Murphy]

Either move the terrain so there isn't an L-shaped gap on one side but a thinner gap on all sides and work with it like it is, or just change the scaling if it's too small. TerrainInfo -> Properties -> Terrain -> TerrainScale.