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	== Requirements ==		== Requirements ==
	=== Blender ===		=== Blender ===
	A version compatible with Arma Toolbox (see below) should be used. As of writing this article, the latest version of Blender (V3.0) is compatible with the latest version of Arma Toolbox.		A version compatible with Arma Toolbox (see below) should be used. As of writing this article, the latest version of Blender (v3.0) is compatible with the latest version of Arma Toolbox.

	=== Arma Toolbox for Blender ===		=== Arma Toolbox for Blender ===

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	Next, go to Blender -> Preferences -> Add-Ons -> Install, and provide the path to the zip file to install Arma Toolbox.		Next, go to Blender -> Preferences -> Add-Ons -> Install, and provide the path to the zip file to install Arma Toolbox.

	=== ~~Set up the animation~~ rig ~~for your model~~ ===		=== Character rig ===
	For simplicity, [https://forums.bohemia.net/forums/topic/161228-armarig-for-blender/ Mascer's ArmaRig for Blender] will be used in this tutorial.		For simplicity, [https://forums.bohemia.net/forums/topic/161228-armarig-for-blender/ Mascer's ArmaRig for Blender] will be used in this tutorial.

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	=== ~~Mikero's Tools~~ ===		=== pboProject ===
	To properly binarize the .rtm file, Mikero's Tools is recommended. The free version is sufficient for this tutorial.		To properly binarize the .rtm file, pboProject from Mikero's Tools is recommended. The free version is sufficient for this tutorial.

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	{{Feature \| Warning \| The alternative syntax {{ic\|[[for]] ''array'' [[do]] ''code''}} is [[Code_Optimisation#for\|slower]] than the first syntax because the condition is checked every iteration, and it has a few bugs. It is only kept for backward-compatibility. Always use the first syntax.}}

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		{{Feature \| Warning \| The alternative syntax {{ic\|[[for]] ''array'' [[do]] ''code''}} is [[Code_Optimisation#for\|slower]] than the first syntax because the condition is checked every iteration, and it has a few bugs. It is only kept for backward-compatibility. Always use the first syntax.}}

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	~~{{RV\|type=command~~

	~~\|game1= arma3~~

	~~\|branch= diag~~

	~~\|version1= 2.00~~

	~~\|gr1= Diagnostic~~

	~~\|descr= Returns the terrain height at the specified location as a scalar. It is basically the same as:~~
	~~<code>_worldPos [[params]] ["_x", "_y"];~~
	~~[ [[floor]](_x/[[diag_getTerrainGrid]]), [[floor]](_y/[[diag_getTerrainGrid]]) ];</code>~~

	~~{{Feature \| Warning \| Command is only available when using [[Arma 3: Diagnostics Exe]] on Dev-Branch.}}~~

	~~\|s1= '''diag_getTerrainSegmentOffset''' PositionWorld~~
	~~\|p1= PositionWorld: [[Position2D]] or [[Position3D]] - Position in world coordinates.~~
	~~\|r1= [[Position2D]] - Returns [x,y] of terrain segment (integer, basically pixel coordinates in heightmap)~~

	~~\|seealso= [[diag_getTerrainHeight]], [[diag_getTerrainGrid]]~~
	}}

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		{{RV\|type=command

		\|game1= arma3diag

		\|version1= 1.99

		\|gr1= Diagnostic

		\|descr= Returns the terrain height at the specified location as a scalar. It is basically the same as:
		<code>_worldPos [[params]] ["_x", "_y"];
		[ [[floor]](_x/[[diag_getTerrainGrid]]), [[floor]](_y/[[diag_getTerrainGrid]]) ];</code>

		{{Feature \| Warning \| Command is only available when using [[Arma 3: Diagnostics Exe]] on Dev-Branch.}}

		\|s1= '''diag_getTerrainSegmentOffset''' PositionWorld
		\|p1= PositionWorld: [[Position2D]] or [[Position3D]] - Position in world coordinates.
		\|r1= [[Position2D]] - Returns [x,y] of terrain segment (integer, basically pixel coordinates in heightmap)

		\|seealso= [[diag_getTerrainHeight]], [[diag_getTerrainGrid]]
		}}

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	~~{{RV\|type=command~~

	~~\|game1= arma3~~

	~~\|branch= diag~~

	~~\|version1= 2.00~~

	~~\|gr1= Diagnostic~~

	~~\|descr= Returns the terrain height at the specified location as a scalar. It is basically the same as:~~
	~~<code>_worldPos [[params]] ["_x", "_y"];~~
	~~[ [[floor]](_x/[[diag_getTerrainGrid]]), [[floor]](_y/[[diag_getTerrainGrid]]) ];</code>~~

	~~{{Feature \| Warning \| Command is only available when using [[Arma 3: Diagnostics Exe]] on Dev-Branch.}}~~

	~~\|s1= '''diag_getTerrainSegmentOffset''' PositionWorld~~
	~~\|p1= PositionWorld: [[Position2D]] or [[Position3D]] - Position in world coordinates.~~
	~~\|r1= [[Position2D]] - Returns [x,y] of terrain segment (integer, basically pixel coordinates in heightmap)~~

	~~\|seealso= [[diag_getTerrainHeight]], [[diag_getTerrainGrid]]~~
	}}