Height map

The height map to help build cool tracks! Finally, in full HD glory

Color height map

This is an ongoing process as I have to traverse over the territory and record the coordinates.
Hope it helps those who want to build the most efficient railway system.

Isoline height map

This is an ongoing process as I have to traverse over the territory and record the coordinates.
Hope it helps those who want to build the most efficient railway system.

Sampling status

Here's all the data points that I was able to collect. For anyone curious, X value: arr-Win64-Shipping.exe"+402C170 Y value: arr-Win64-Shipping.exe"+402C174 Z value: arr-Win64-Shipping.exe"+402C178

[BodyTrauma]

@kon_ivan, I'm trying to do this exact same work for a different game (Sniper Elite 4). I would greatly appreciate chatting offline about what CE logger plugin you used.

[kon_ivan]

just cheat engine to see the memory values, and some kind of logger plugin which streamed it into a file. At this point I could probably just write a c++ function for that, just didn't bother at the time

[illudedPerception]

what program did you use to extract the heights ? just asking for the future

[CJ]

Hey, I'm currently writing a program to plan routes for any given grade on the map. Would you be able to provide a greyscale version of the large map at the top of the guide? Thanks!

[76madeira]

A great idea i was told after hours of failed track laying was to start tracks from the Iron/coal mines down to the smelter as you can keep a much more steady gradient on those tracks, this height map is very helpful for all other tracks though

[Moist Banana]

As a Dutch man, i thank you, for i am scared of hills.

[Neal_57]

I suspect these are going to prove to be bloody useful.
I managed the Logging Camp & Sawmill by eye without too many gradients, but that Iron Mine is gonna be a bugger, let alone the Colliery & Smelter!

[Heathcliff]

is it possible to convert this for roblox height maps

[JolanXBL]

How do you make these

[jeroezie]

I often look at your maps when planning new lines. Thank you for making them!