Open the lua file, next, in the 27, 28 and 29 lines, you can see needed codes. Then you'll see the folder of your edited map.

Next, go to levels/small_island, then you'll see a lua file called 'a'. Select the lights that you want to make them automatic, drag them, then drop them in the new group.ħ. It's not important at all but a I prefer rename it to 'auto_lights'.Ĥ. (You don't need to do it but doing it is recommended). I saw some questions about adding automatic lights to a map, so here's a tutorial for it. This tutorial recorded on 0.22 but it works on 0.23 too 3d model important details (walls, buildings, etc) to fit to the GIS geometry in the 3d editor > export them as DEA and write the material.cs files and load them into the editor.It's a tutorial about how to make automatic lights for a map.Get GIS data > import it into my 3d program > export as a heightmap image > Import into the editor as terrain.The down-side is that most of the terrain is just no mans land.

I ended up stretching a 8192 terrain to 10Km to get the realestate I needed. Plus no ground cover or decal roads, so it would look crude and inconsistent. I was conflicted on whether to use meshes for the bottom to save on terrain, but it was too much modeling work that way. My latest project Pikes Peak is a narrow 20 meter wide path until you get 2/3s's of the way up and the trees stop. The only case when its not ideal to use terrain are for very long closed courses like a highway or underground tunnel system, where all the detail is along a narrow path and very little detail is needed for the scenery. Since then Ive gained an understanding of Torque 3D, plus the editor has gotten much better and there are generally more things documented. It was the only way I knew how to build, from my experience with the sim racing games. I started out working solely with polygon geometry.

I have adapted that workflow to 3DS max and its by far the most efficient and easy to follow. You don't necessarily need to use real world data and you could generate your own design if you want. Check out the Map in a Month Tutorial it explains the proper techniques and workflow specifically for blender.

How to make a map in beamng drive