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--- arma2:terrain:latitude-longitude-tutorial [2013/05/13 19:31] – created latitude-longitude-tutorial initial page. snakeman
+++ arma2:terrain:latitude-longitude-tutorial [2024/08/02 09:19] (current) – links added. snakeman
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-====== Latitude / Longitude for config.cpp ======
+====== ArmA 2 Latitude / Longitude for config.cpp ======
+[[https://www.pmctactical.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=50|ArmA 2 Forum]], [[:arma2|ArmA 2 Home]], [[arma2:config|ArmA 2 Config]], [[arma2:file_formats|ArmA 2 File Formats]], [[arma2:missions|ArmA 2 Missions]], [[arma2:modeling|ArmA 2 3D Modeling]], [[arma2:scripting|ArmA 2 Scripting]], [[arma2:terrain|ArmA 2 Terrain]], [[arma2:texturing|ArmA 2 Texturing]], [[arma2:tools|ArmA 2 Tools]]
 **ArmA 2 Terrain Latitude / Longitude coordinates for config.cpp**
-Go to [[http://maps.google.com|Google Maps]], use LMB to move the map where youre chosen location is, then RMB map and choose menu option "Whats here?".
+Go to [[http://maps.google.com|Google Maps]], use LMB to move the map where you're chosen location is, then RMB map and choose menu option "Whats here?".
 Now look at the google search box, it has numbers like 2,45
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-Now your terrain is setup in those coords and the environmental effects reflect this, sunrise, sunset, moon phases, stars etc.
+Now your terrain is setup in those coordinates and the environmental effects reflect this, sunrise, sunset, moon phases, stars etc.
 Make a note that most of us has grown accustomed to the nice weather that daytime is bright and lighted while night time is dark, if you choose real world locations it most likely causes your terrain to have very dark environment then if you chose such spot in the globe. This is part of realism, but its getting some time used to. I mean being dark at 1400hrs in afternoon is quite depressing. That was just an example of course, if you choose some nicer spot, you get very long day cycles etc. Its all about the location.