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Update documentation of LINEAR_FEATURE_LIST

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Stuart Buchanan 2023-12-29 13:09:22 +00:00
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@ -83,8 +83,8 @@ light-edge-color/r ... : Light colour, with r,g,b,a properties. Default 1.0, re
line-feature-tex-x0 : x0 texture coordinate for WS3.0 line features line-feature-tex-x0 : x0 texture coordinate for WS3.0 line features
line-feature-tex-x1 : x1 texture coordinate for WS3.0 line features line-feature-tex-x1 : x1 texture coordinate for WS3.0 line features
line-feature-offset-m : vertical offset of line feature from underlying mesh. line-feature-offset-m : vertical offset of line feature from underlying mesh in meters.
May be used to ensure roads go over rivers May be used to ensure roads go over rivers. Defaults to 1m.
ambient : The ambient light colour for the material, specified as separate ambient : The ambient light colour for the material, specified as separate
r, g, b, a components (default: all color components 0.2, alpha 1.0). r, g, b, a components (default: all color components 0.2, alpha 1.0).

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@ -515,9 +515,10 @@ Syntax
Where: Where:
- <filename> is the name of a file containing linear feature positions, may be a .gz file - <filename> is the name of a file containing linear feature positions, may be a .gz file
- <material name> is the name of the material that will be used to render. - <material name> is the name of the material that will be used to render the feature.
This can use an Effect as normal, e.g. for road traffic.
See README.materials for details on configuring the random vegetation parameters. See README.materials for details on configuring the linear feature parameters.
The referenced <filename> (in the example road.txt.gz) contains lines of the form The referenced <filename> (in the example road.txt.gz) contains lines of the form
@ -528,7 +529,10 @@ Where:
- W is the feature width in meters. - W is the feature width in meters.
- ATTR is an integer value used to store packed attributes (e.g. bitwise. Bit 1 is for lit) - ATTR is an integer value used to store packed attributes (e.g. bitwise. Bit 1 is for lit)
- A,B,C,D are float values used to store attributes (currently unused) - A,B,C,D are float values used to store attributes (currently unused)
- lonN, latN are lon/lat pairs on the center of the line feature. There must be at least two pairs - lonN, latN are lon/lat pairs on the center of the line feature. There must be at least two pairs.
The linear feature will be built on top of the terrain, offset by the line-feature-offset-m parameter
of the material definition.
3.12 OBJECT_LIGHT 3.12 OBJECT_LIGHT
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