In the attached picture there are many depressions. These are roughly 2 – 3 m deep but will not be displayed in the games elevation model nor appear in the original DEM data.
As they are below ground level if one is in them you can not see out, but if you stand outside you are able to see across and to some extent into the depression, depending on where one is from the edge.
In the Terrain Dialog there is a height value, can this be used to represent the depression by using a negative height?
Also if I set a vision restriction for a depression that restriction affects both a unit in the depression, which is correct, and a unit on normal ground level looking across the depression, which is not technically correct. A unit outside and looking across a depression should not have a vision restriction as such.
Failing that how can they be represented as they are not contour depressions as such and so as pointed out already do not get picked up by the various elevation models
Thanks
As they are below ground level if one is in them you can not see out, but if you stand outside you are able to see across and to some extent into the depression, depending on where one is from the edge.
In the Terrain Dialog there is a height value, can this be used to represent the depression by using a negative height?
Also if I set a vision restriction for a depression that restriction affects both a unit in the depression, which is correct, and a unit on normal ground level looking across the depression, which is not technically correct. A unit outside and looking across a depression should not have a vision restriction as such.
Failing that how can they be represented as they are not contour depressions as such and so as pointed out already do not get picked up by the various elevation models
Thanks