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OK - I know how Matrix Ground Height Works - its based on tile intersections - but to get the REAL height of the "Ground" anywhere inside a tile - you gots to do some real work.

I am not schooled in these matters but I would think you take the tile's four corners (of the one you are over) and diagonally calc the differences from say the top left corner and the bottom right corner - halve the difference and add that to the lower height of the two.

Do that the other way (top right to bottom left) then take THOSE two results and again find the differences and add them to the lower one.

I there a command that gives you REAL height of matrix based on its position AND the XYZ points in question (not tiles... Actual Calc'd height between matrix points)

FLOAT = get ground height(matrixNumber, Xposition, Zposition)

Right in the help file buddy. Aanything else?

Also, by using your described method of averaging the 4 corners of a tile will only give you the height of the center of the tile.

You are confusing get ground height() with get matrix height()

thanx - I'll check out both matrix and ground height = previous tests seemed to "almost work" ya know - like still going through matrix instead of over kinda thing....

And the math would probably find the actual height anywhere because I would get my height differences by calcing the height at the given position in the tile where my diagonal lines would intersect (coord based) which is where the point is question is.


If its written for me already I'll be happy to use it
thanx for everything

(Note: Get Ground Height seemed to be skewed - but it is probably me)