I am working on creating a new worldspace and I've made a custom texture. I've got it into my world and placed it but ran into a problem. My texture is several times the resolution size of the stock 1024 by 1024 although it is placed at the same size, probably around 6ft by 6ft. Is there anyway to resize my texture?

Thanks

Short answer: No

Is the long answer any different? I'm just using it for reference so memory should not be a problem.

The long answer is only different if you want to tack on a few more "ooooo"s to the end of that.

What you are looking to do is not possible.

Ok, thanks anyways.

You want an overlay on your map so you can design it accurately? I did such a thing with LOD textures in Oblivion: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjYUNsRh_so

It was easier back then because there was only one LOD level, but it's still possible. You simply got to generate LOD and replace the LOD texture files with parts of your map. But if you have a full paper map as a sketch of your heightmap it's easier to use L3DT to design your heightmap. It allows for a texture overlay in 3D editing as well and gives you far more control.

Ya, I just need an overlay, so that should work just fine, Thanks!

Would you recommend L3DT for a heightmap around the size of skyrim?

Thanks again!

for design of your heightmap L3DT I would recommend 10/10 -> but Export to Skyrim compatible RAW 1:1 is "advanced"

Isn't it just a matter of running the heightmap through a few conversion programs?

if you will so - yes

Well i'm going to go check out L3DT.

Thanks everyone!

http://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/809556-from-l3dt-to-skyrim-heightmap-tutorial/

good tutorial for you to follow

Yes, L3DT is the way to go for a heightmap that size.


That's indeed a good tutorial. It slightly bothers me that the author didn't credit me at the end of it, the tutorial is obviously based on all the discoveries I made and shared: http://www.bundysoft.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=8632#p8632

It's working perfectly, thanks.

Oh sorry Maegfear, I just wanted to offer quick help, don`t wanted to bother you in any way ...

I wasn't talking about you but the author of the tutorial. Oh well, guess it's not that big a deal.