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Old 10-01-2004, 08:11 AM
jbb
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Also, TER files and MOD files seem to have the same format. The TER file is just the model for the basic terrain. In all the ZON files I've seen the TER file is the first entry in the objects list, so you don't have to load the terrain and the objects separately. Although the x, y, z coordinates of the objects seem to be relative to those of the first entry for the TER file. I don't know if that is just a special case or if there is some way to tell that the location of an object is relative to another one rather than absolute coordinates.
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