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Is it possible to create this night view effect in SCENPROC and what steps do I need to take? In which section of the manual is it introduced?

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Yes, you can. You will have to create a texture filter that burns vector data into a raster to make such output.
 
That's a good start. If you want individual lights you need to burn light point in the raster as well. For example by first placing points along the line at a specific distance.
 
arno said:
That's a good start. If you want individual lights you need to burn light point in the raster as well. For example by first placing points along the line at a specific distance.
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Do the points burned into the raster also need to be made in the Texture Filter Editor?
 
zhangzz said:
Do the points burned into the raster also need to be made in the Texture Filter Editor?
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You can make the point features in a scenProc script based on the vector lines. If you want to use the data in the TFE as well, you probably need to save it to a file to be able to see it in the editor.
 
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arno said:
You can make the point features in a scenProc script based on the vector lines. If you want to use the data in the TFE as well, you probably need to save it to a file to be able to see it in the editor.
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thanks arno ，i will try
 
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