RE: Re:Commo Traffic and Direction Finding...

I've got KPT Bryce and can handle USGS data, but the fantastic detail 
of the contour lines on the printed maps would be the most useful for 
gaming. The USGS data is just elevation data (unless there's a new 
series of data I haven't seen yet).

At 6:11 PM -0700 9/25/99, Michael Brown wrote:
>There a number of sources of software that will read USGS DEM files and
create
>TIFF images that are then read into a 3d graphic.  One is TruFlite
>(www.truflite.com, I think) and there are a couple from the Corps of 
>Engineers.
> Let me know if you want more data.
>
>Michael Brown
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From:	Michael Llaneza
>Sent:	Saturday, September 25, 1999 4:14 PM
>To:	gzg-l@CSUA.Berkeley.EDU
>Subject:	Re: Re:Commo Traffic and Direction Finding...
>SNIP
>
>I've got the USGS survey map of Sonoma County, CA (lots of rolling
>hills, watercourses, and open areas; perfect terrain for grav armor)
>at a scale of 1cm = 1km, or 1mm = 1" in DSII's scale. I'd like to try
>an enhanced EW/GMS game on that ! Of course, any suitably interesting
>terrain that you're familiar with will also do nicely. I highly
>recommend USGS maps. And if I can find a digital version of the map
>I'll set up a pbem game.

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