User manual GAMES PC CUTTHROATS INFOCOM FOUR SHIPWRECKS OFF HARDSCRABBLE ISLAND

[. . . ] . 24 NEW COURSE WIZARD (NCW) SAVING YOUR WORK . GENERAL GRADE OF THE COURSE LARGER TERRAIN FEATURES . . 106 . 107 . 112 . 118 . 121 . 125 . 125 . 127 . 128 . 129 . 131 . 134 . 135 . 137 . 138 TERRAIN . MAKING TERRAIN FEATURES MAKE IT NATURAL . [. . . ] Make sure that the camera icon is positioned in the Work window so that you can see the net effects of your changes to the entire selection. To apply the changes to the terrain underlying the shape, click OK. To cancel changes made in the Hill pop-up, click CANCEL. MAKE A BUNKER The Make a Bunker tool lets you apply elevations and depressions to the terrain underlying a floating shape in the same manner as the Hill tool but with different effects. For definition purposes, a bunker is a positive or negative change in elevation in which the Course Architect sharply lifts or depresses the change from the surrounding terrain. A bunker with a positive elevation change is a mesa. To make a bunker, select a floating shape in the Work window. Then, select BUNKER from the course toolbar. Keyboard Shortcut: a + q + B You cannot make a bunker with multiple shapes that do not touch. You can make a bunker with nested shapes. In the pop-up, select whether you want to make a mesa (Up) or a bunker (Down). You can assign the elevation change by using the slider bar or entering a figure in the space provided. Changes made in the elevation appear real-time as changes to the mesh of the shape in the Camera window. Select the shape that encompasses the area that is to be smoothed. NOTE: If you select a shape that exactly matches the terrain fea- ture that you are trying to smooth, smoothing has little effect. You need to select an area that encompasses that terrain feature, plus some of the surrounding terrain. One method is to right-click on the shape, select DUPLICATE, and then inflate the new shape through the Properties pop-up. When you smooth the larger, encompassing shape, the inner shape is also affected. Then, you can delete the outer shape as needed. Select SMOOTH AN AREA from the Tools menu. In the Smooth pop-up, use the slider bar to select the degree to which you want the terrain in the selected shape to be smoothed. To view the changes in the Camera window, click APPLY. TIP: It's better to smooth an area a little bit many times than to smooth the area a lot at once. If you want to smooth an area of land without dramatically affecting the elevations, set the Smoothing tool slider towards "A Little" and click APPLY multiple times. Keep an eye in the Camera window to see the effects of each application. To see the changes without saving, click APPLY. 80 To cancel the smoothing, click CANCEL. To accept the changes and exit, click DONE. [. . . ] Browse for the . tga or . bmp file you wish to replace the texture with. Select DONE. PRACTICE AREA CREATION AND PLACEMENT When creating a hole, you can designate practice areas for driving, putting, and chipping. These areas are then used in Practice mode in Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 2003. To create a practice area, open the Hole Definition Tool (see p. [. . . ]