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The following options may be specified (as attribute/value pairs) to control the exact behaviour of the 2D content processing functionality:
Setting this attribute to the desired threshold value turns on steep slope filtering.
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Setting this attribute to the desired maximum error value turns on mesh external edge optimisation.
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Can be used to specify a separate threshold for vertical error,
in the mesh optimisation controlled by 'optimiseWithThreshold'.
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Setting this attribute to the desired maximum error value turns on mesh internal boundary optimisation.
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Can be used to specify a separate threshold for vertical error,
in the mesh optimisation controlled by 'optimiseBoundariesWithThreshold'.
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Controls the number of sectionID values that should be considered
as reserved for terrain stand-in geometry.
Portals that are not explicitly marked as 'terrain portals' will not resolve to faces in this stand-in geometry.
The value of this attribute defaults to 1, if the attribute is not supplied,
and in most cases the attribute should be left at this default value.
Defaults to false.
Set this attribute to true in the case where your application is managing edge to edge connections explicitly
and adding bridging faces for these connections with
In this case, the 2D content processing will only connect edges where there are exact matches, and will not report errors for unmatched edges.
Defaults to false.
If this option is set to true the heights of vertices added to terrain stand-in geometry during the processing of
portal and external shape connections will be taken from the external shape being cut,
as opposed to being interpolated in existing stand-in geometry.
Defaults to true.
Setting this option to false turns off edge to edge and building entrance portal connection processing,
which can be useful, for example, for validating content chunk instance ground geometry per placed instance
(as an alternative to using prevalidation).
When set, the value string for this attribute will be parsed to obtain an agent shape, and any disconnected ground fragments that are completely obstructed for this agent shape discarded.
The vertex coordinate string should be supplied in the format
x1,y1,x2,y2,x3,y3..
i.e. as a set of comma separated alternating x and y coordinate values
of length depending on the number of vertices in the shape.
Exactly the same constraints apply to these vertex coordinates as to
the coordinate array passed in to
An example valid vertex coordinate string is "-20,-20,-20,20,20,20,20,-20" for a 40 unit by 40 unit axis aligned square.
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