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I tried this - SEE ATTACHMENTS

DCS exported terrain (.srtm files), but TacView does not show custom textures for Normandy...

I need to see at least towns, roads and railways...

What I am missing?

HLP, please.

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  • 5 months later...
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Bump. I would also like to know how to use the DCS terrain textures and height map in Tacview

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  • 4 weeks later...
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I'm not sure how the exported terrain works. I'm into this topic too. I would like to have map for Persian Gulf similar to Flappie's Caucasus.

 

To make raster maps for Tacview you can use Mapview.

 

If you want to import textures you can cut and name it and then just drop to Tacview folder.

 

If you want to have those textures calibrated properly to grid, use QGIS software.

 

If you want to make a proper import, something like Flappie's Caucasus GeoTIFF... Well, that's a lot of work. Look there. A big part of that map was painted by hand, some elements was exported by scripts, etc.

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