What do you mean 'import it'? What auto generator are you using?Rabbit wrote: When I load up my editor and import it in it shows up
Bf2HeightmapGenerator.exe import/activate in terrain editor.[R-DEV]Outlawz7 wrote:What do you mean 'import it'? What auto generator are you using?
[R-DEV]Ason wrote:Did you activate those heightfields, maybe need to do that first, then save then import new ones ?
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Heightmap filesize does not match expected size. 66049 != 1050625
Could not read expected sizeRight but when I go to render them in the editor they are not there. So I go to import and activate and they show up, save and reopen editor and they will not load again.[R-DEV]Outlawz7 wrote:When I used Bf2HeightmapGenerator, I didn't import anything, run the .bat, it overwrites the surrounding terrain files and thats it.
What size is the heightmap and what size is defined in the .con (257x257 vs 1025x1025)? Most likely your issues lies in those two not matching. Possible editor just uses some weird maximum. Did you check if the terrain shows up in game?Rabbit wrote:Perhaps it is to complex and thus to large in size?Code: Select all
Heightmap filesize does not match expected size. 66049 != 1050625 Could not read expected size
Tried a map with 257, one with 513 and one with 1025. Always heightmap data and hieghtmap raws have matched in size.[R-DEV]Mats391 wrote:What size is the heightmap and what size is defined in the .con (257x257 vs 1025x1025)? Most likely your issues lies in those two not matching. Possible editor just uses some weird maximum. Did you check if the terrain shows up in game?
Seems to be the usual response to the issues I have.[R-DEV]Outlawz7 wrote:I think that error is something else because I had it before but can't remember what it was or how I fixed it
From the error message it looks like he is trying to read a 1025x1025 but the file is only 257x257. I have no idea what limitations editor or heightmap in general has, just trying to interpret the error message.Rabbit wrote:Tried a map with 257, one with 513 and one with 1025. Always heightmap data and hieghtmap raws have matched in size.
Dunno, but like I said I have tried 257 and 513.[R-DEV]Mats391 wrote:From the error message it looks like he is trying to read a 1025x1025 but the file is only 257x257. I have no idea what limitations editor or heightmap in general has, just trying to interpret the error message.
Is any map using a 1025x1025 secondary heightmap?
Yeah I have done that a few times now to no avail.[R-DEV]Outlawz7 wrote:I remembered, I had a map with a 512 primary heightmap but deleted it, then made a new map with exact same folder name but 256 heightmap and editor would keep throwing that error at me. I had to go with a new name.
So maybe your map name matches the name of an older map you created?
Seems like maps get cached somewhere but couldn't find it.
Try creating a new test map and see if the issue repeats.