Hi,
I moved this to bugs:
http://www.truevision3d.com/forums/tv3d_sdk_65/still_fixseams-t17903.0.htmlIt loads two landscapes, which are perfectly fitting together:
On loading of the landscapes, the boundingbox is calculated in Sub CheckBoundingBoxes(land).
Here is the first problem, because the minimum y-value as returned from land.GetBoundingBox() is always 0, which is wrong. To confirm I read the y-values with GetHeightArray().
Then, second problem, I call land(1).FixSeams(land(0)) to adjust the normal-vectors of the edge where the landscapes touches to give a smooth transition.
This is totally ignored, nothing happens, but on the other side of the landscape, the y-values are suddenly flipped up
Is it a bug in FixSeams? Am I wrong somewhere?
I would like to have the edge between the two landscapes in a way smoothened, that it lookes like one big landscape, no visible edges anymore. Since the y-values are ok, so there is no need to adjust altitude-values, it only has to do with the normals, I think.
I prepared a small test-project in vb.net 2005:
http://www.ttqv2.de/tmp_tom/tv3d/fixseamstest.zipIt reproduces both bugs.
I really hope for a fast fix, since this is very important for the progress of the project we are working on.
Best reards,
Tom
