4rpl:commands:setterrainline
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| ====== SetTerrainLine ====== | ====== SetTerrainLine ====== | ||
| - | SetTerrainLine{<-startX <-startZ <-endX <-endZ < | + | SetTerrainLine(<-startX <-startZ <-endX <-endZ < |
| ===== Description ===== | ===== Description ===== | ||
| - | Sets the heights of the terrain on a line of width lineWidth from start to end. A value of 0 for terrainHeight means " | + | Sets the heights of the terrain on a line of width lineWidth from start to end. A value of 0 for terrainHeight means " |
| - | If the min and max heights are different, a random height will be chosen in the range from [min, | + | If the min and max heights are different, a random height will be chosen in the range from [min,max].\\ |
| - | The fillRatio is a float in the range [0,1]. A value of 1 means to change the height of every cell in range. | + | The fillRatio is a float in the range [0,1]. A value of 1 means to change the height of every cell in range. A value of 0 means to do nothing. Values in between will affect a partial amount of terrain cells in range. |
| - | do nothing. | + | |
| Note: Changing the terrain will cause the terrain to redraw and nearby units to recalculate line of sight and other data. | Note: Changing the terrain will cause the terrain to redraw and nearby units to recalculate line of sight and other data. | ||
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