No known way that I know of currently. It may be possible with some poking around and modding the EXE with a Hex editor...I'm thinking it's possible the settings are arbitrary and it could be as simple as making different distances show up in the options, especially since the architect camera view d...

I did notice the neswild library is available next to the course download,but its not in the library download page. Thanks for pointing this out. Somewhere along the way we lost all of the libraries starting with the letter N on the libraries page. I have corrected this. You may have to refresh the...

Here are the library dates and sizes that I have which would have came out of Steve's original course package file if anyone wants to check against that. There a bunch that the dates don't make sense on, but sometimes when you unzip a file the dates get changed so if Steve unzipped and installed tho...

I loaded it up and the game crashes on the first tee shot for me when it tries to load the reverse view of the tee shot landing. So I loaded it up again and turned my player around and that worked fine but then I turned my player to look 90° left off the first tee and it crashed. Loaded it up again ...

You can have up to a 5,000 x 5,000 yard plot, it's just from any given point it only renders out 750 yards.

Course: The Marsh Course at Cumberland (14 MB)
Type: Fictional, Wetlands
Designer: Steve Horn
Date: 5/21/2023
Images: #5, #9, #15
Libraries Used: barrenhills, chiltonhills, cypress, neswild, oceanside, pebblebeach, portmarnock, TerraFab, victoria, woodfordpark

I can do that easily enough. The only thing you'll have to keep in mind is the game's max rendering distance is 750 yards, so you'll want to rely on the pano more than the terrain to get that view on any hole that is some distance from the lake.

Yes, there are several options for data...a 2012 scan, a 2019 scan and a 2021 scan. Newer is usually better unless the land was altered after it closed down. Let me know when you get the game up and running.

Does it do that in the architect camera view or just in the game?

Can't say I remember ever noticing an effect like this. When you first put the tree in the game, what height does it default to? I'm wondering if changing it significantly from default might cause the issue. There is a correlation to pixel size and default size when you place the object. If my theor...