15.01.2008, 14:15
You seem to have done it already many places, perhaps just in the name of making it look good...
All I did was to set the PEEK (I used FILL mostly, not sure the difference) to be the largest matrix I could to fit in the area in question (1 or at most 3 near the coast) and moved my camera right down tot he airfield ground, and raised it til it started to blur the forest layers into view. I moved the camera around to make it for every possible view.
Some of the 7 and 9 matrix size areas I did were quite far from the base---they all work since you see forever. If there are any RL small hills, I'd tend to put those in in some way just because a taller hill makes the effect much better, then the slightly raised ground blends in.
I think a few 4-tree objects thrown back in the forest here and there would help, too.
All I did was to set the PEEK (I used FILL mostly, not sure the difference) to be the largest matrix I could to fit in the area in question (1 or at most 3 near the coast) and moved my camera right down tot he airfield ground, and raised it til it started to blur the forest layers into view. I moved the camera around to make it for every possible view.
Some of the 7 and 9 matrix size areas I did were quite far from the base---they all work since you see forever. If there are any RL small hills, I'd tend to put those in in some way just because a taller hill makes the effect much better, then the slightly raised ground blends in.
I think a few 4-tree objects thrown back in the forest here and there would help, too.