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Anteworld - Outerra Game => Terrain & terrain data issues => Topic started by: KW71 on November 03, 2014, 11:01:53 pm
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Hi!!!
I was enjoying a low level flight trough a canyon:
pos_x = -337730.34,
pos_y = -6090611.4,
pos_z = 1863811.86,
rot_x = .859527,
rot_y = .02126,
rot_z = .474088,
rot_w = .189745
Suddenly I crash with nothing!
Next attempt, near the same point, same thing happens and got this message:
Elevation_over_terrain_faied
Elevation_over_terrain Invalid param (NaN)
To replicate, head into the canyon entrance at low altitud... Few seconds ahead... crash!!! (some times).
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And here:
pos_x = -1391094.7,
pos_y = -4939183.2,
pos_z = 3791543.77,
rot_x = .855256,
rot_y = -.265899,
rot_z = -.404262,
rot_w = .185494
a big crack in the mesh.
(https://scontent-b-dfw.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpa1/v/t1.0-9/10525984_1380777312214249_1973054520035896471_n.jpg?oh=42d88acb3621140d3b2007ab461b0965&oe=54EE8983)
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I was enjoying a low level flight trough a canyon:
What you were flying with?
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In the first two attempts I was on the AH-64.
1.- It was like hitting where there is nothing (AH-64).
2.- Same like one, but I got the message. (AH-64)
3.- After it I tried the combat jet; I received no message, but it was like hitting where there is nothing, and I got a strong impulse in the upper direction. I mean really strong, like being 50 ft over the ground, and a split second after, being 500 ft above.
I swear it was just one beer, officer. :)
NOTE: The second post is just about the mesh crack. No flying issues.
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Any idea on this?
This occurs frequently in some locations (in this case Colorado Canyon). When I'm flying at low level, a receive a vertical impulse, which varies in intensity. When flying a plane, can push up me several tens meters (even hundreds).
For this video (free camera) a have record three small chunks, until it happened (watch for a sudden small jump in the middle of the video):
https://www.dropbox.com/s/198gcq49662lvg5/push_up.webm?dl=0
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I fixed a possibly related bug a few days ago, basically queries to elevation data could sometimes execute earlier than the elevation data are valid. I suspect there may be more erroneous cases in there.