Heightfield Clip Vertical - Revision history

Redmaw: Conformed descriptions for "when checked".

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Conformed descriptions for "when checked".

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Conformed existing page to new layout. Updated example images and slightly modified text descriptions.

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 * '''Name:''' This setting allows you to apply a descriptive name to the node, which can be helpful when using multiple Heightfield clip vertical nodes in a project.
-* '''Clip peaks:'''  When checked, or enabled, all parts of the heightfield above the specified height in metres are cut off at that height.   For example, all parts of the heightfield above 100 metres are set to 100 metres.
+* '''Clip peaks:'''  When checked, all parts of the heightfield above the specified height in metres are cut off at that height.   For example, all parts of the heightfield above 100 metres are set to 100 metres.
-* '''Clip valleys:''' When checked, or enabled, all parts of the heightfield below the specified height in metres are raised up to that height.  For example, all parts of the heightfield below 0 metres are raised up to 0 metres.
+* '''Clip valleys:''' When checked, all parts of the heightfield below the specified height in metres are raised up to that height.  For example, all parts of the heightfield below 0 metres are raised up to 0 metres.
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-[[Image:drex_module_180_image_0.png|485pxpx|Heightfield Clip Vertical]]
+[[File:HFClipVert_00_GUI.png|none|470px|Heightfield Clip Vertical]]
-'''Node Description and Purpose:'''<br />
+== Overview ==
-The Heightfield Clip Vertical node can be used to cut off high or low points of a heightfield. This has the effect of creating plateaus and plains from the clipped areas. Here's an example (click for larger image):
+The Heightfield Clip Vertical node can be used to cut off high or low points of a heightfield. This has the effect of creating plateaus and plains from the clipped areas.
-[[file:HF clip vertical example.jpg|thumb|800px|center]]
+''' Settings: '''
-On the left is the original heightfield. The middle image shows the effect of the '''Clip peaks''' setting. The right image shows the effect of the '''Clip valleys''' setting. The clipped areas are coloured green.
+* '''Name:''' This setting allows you to apply a descriptive name to the node, which can be helpful when using multiple Heightfield clip vertical nodes in a project.
 [[Category: Heightfield Operators]]

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 The Heightfield Clip Vertical node can be used to cut off high or low points of a heightfield. This has the effect of creating plateaus and plains from the clipped areas. Here's an example (click for larger image):
-[[media:HF clip vertical example.jpg|thumb|800px|center]]
+[[file:HF clip vertical example.jpg|thumb|800px|center]]
 On the left is the original heightfield. The middle image shows the effect of the '''Clip peaks''' setting. The right image shows the effect of the '''Clip valleys''' setting. The clipped areas are coloured green.

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 The Heightfield Clip Vertical node can be used to cut off high or low points of a heightfield. This has the effect of creating plateaus and plains from the clipped areas. Here's an example (click for larger image):
-[[image:HF clip vertical example.jpg|thumb|800px|center]]
+[[media:HF clip vertical example.jpg|thumb|800px|center]]
 On the left is the original heightfield. The middle image shows the effect of the '''Clip peaks''' setting. The right image shows the effect of the '''Clip valleys''' setting. The clipped areas are coloured green.

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 The Heightfield Clip Vertical node can be used to cut off high or low points of a heightfield. This has the effect of creating plateaus and plains from the clipped areas. Here's an example (click for larger image):
-[[media:HF clip vertical example.jpg|thumb|800px|center]]
+[[image:HF clip vertical example.jpg|thumb|800px|center]]
 On the left is the original heightfield. The middle image shows the effect of the '''Clip peaks''' setting. The right image shows the effect of the '''Clip valleys''' setting. The clipped areas are coloured green.

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	On the left is the original heightfield. The middle image shows the effect of the '''Clip peaks''' setting. The right image shows the effect of the '''Clip valleys''' setting. The clipped areas are coloured green.		On the left is the original heightfield. The middle image shows the effect of the '''Clip peaks''' setting. The right image shows the effect of the '''Clip valleys''' setting. The clipped areas are coloured green.
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	'''Node Type:''' Heightfield Operator<br />		'''Node Type:''' Heightfield Operator<br />

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 '''Clip valleys:''' If this checkbox is checked all parts of the heightfield below the specified height are raised up to that height. As an example, all parts of the heightfield below 0m are raised up to 0m.
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+</li>
 </ul>
 [[Category: Heightfield Operators]]