Actually foleypro, I tried that. That technique works on a completely flat terrain. But, it doesn't work if you want a road to follow an undulating country side like chohole's comp.

The problem being is that Bryce's terrain editor brushes are absolute elevations. What is needed is a darkening or lightening tool like you have in photoshop, that slightly lowers or raises part of the terrain over varying heights. This is what I'm struggling with.

chohole, I understand your concept, and half guessed that's what you did, but trying to get it to work must have taken a great deal of effort.

wildman2: I hadn't thought of that. But it seems to me to be a convoluted method for, what should be, a rather simple procedure. PS. chohole I'm using your rustic bridge. I made one myself, but yours looks so much better. I'll credit you once I post my comp, which is quite a ways off.

Message edited on: 04/27/2005 07:24

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