Is there a way to change the elevation of the land, like higher it or lower it, with out TGE? :o

Short answer: No
Long Answer: Nope.

Yes
Change the Square size and/or the Tile size in the Terrain callout block fo the mission

New TerrainBlock(Terrain) {

Rotation = "1 0 0 0";

Scale = "1 1 1";

DetailTexture = "game/data/terrains/details/detail1";

TerrainFile = "game/data/missions/Roo5.ter";

SquareSize = "8";

Tile = "1";

BlockShift = "8";

Locked = "false";

Position = "-1024 -1024 0";

};

Smaller squares = higher hills
Larger squares = smaller hills

I think he means raising certain parts, not scaling it. But I guess I stand corrected :P

You could change the position of the map, but that would change the whole thing. [EDIT: Nope, it wouldn't change any of the map objects!]

 

 

Reeeally high.[EDIT: Powerups buried deeeeeep in the ground.]
Incidentally, you can have more than 1 terrain at once in a level. Just look at the.mis file with the terrain you want, look for the code that looks like what Rooster posted, and copy & paste it into your map. For example:

 

                                        

                                        new TerrainBlock(Terrain) {

                                        rotation = "1 0 0 0";

                                        scale = "1 1 1";

                                        detailTexture = "game/data/terrains/details/detail1";

                                        terrainFile = "game/data/missions/TT1_1.ter";

                                        squareSize = "8";

                                        tile = "1";

                                        blockShift = "8";

                                        locked = "false";

                                        position = "-1024 -1024 0";

                                        };

                                        new TerrainBlock(Terrain) {

                                        rotation = "1 0 0 0";

                                        scale = "1 1 1";

                                        detailTexture = "game/data/terrains/details/detail1";

                                        terrainFile = "game/data/missions/TT2_4.ter";

                                        squareSize = "8";

                                        tile = "1";

                                        blockShift = "8";

                                        locked = "false";

                                        position = "-1024 -1024 0";

                                        };

                                        

 

Would have a mission with Medulla Mesa and Pituitary Plateau's terrains.

Last edited: Saturday, September 23, 2006 at 12:36:54 PM

^ they also need to be numbered differently, like

 

                                        

                                        new TerrainBlock(Terrain) {

                                        rotation = "1 0 0 0";

                                        scale = "1 1 1";

                                        detailTexture = "game/data/terrains/details/detail1";

                                        terrainFile = "game/data/missions/TT1_1.ter";

                                        squareSize = "8";

                                        tile = "1";

                                        blockShift = "8";

                                        locked = "false";

                                        position = "-1024 -1024 0";

                                        };

                                        new TerrainBlock(Terrain2) {

                                        rotation = "1 0 0 0";

                                        scale = "1 1 1";

                                        detailTexture = "game/data/terrains/details/detail1";

                                        terrainFile = "game/data/missions/TT2_4.ter";

                                        squareSize = "8";

                                        tile = "1";

                                        blockShift = "8";

                                        locked = "false";

                                        position = "-1024 -1024 0";

                                        };

                                        

                                        

 

 

Last edited: Saturday, September 23, 2006 at 2:29:57 PM