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Originally Posted by Jeff-Groves
You can see better details if you zoom out to 12.5% actual size.
Not that it will help to hand edit them but take a look at them like this.
You may figure something out.
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Yes, you are right: if you look at them you can see a vague resemblance with the terrain profile, but very faint. I asked Mihai on the possibility to convert TE-generated raw files to something that we can edit even outside TE, and I have just received an answer:
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Originally Posted by Pintea
Here you go, though this won’t help you much since photoshop can’t do custom things like you need.
Code:
elevations[256] =
{
// Underwater band
-1500.f, -448.f, -416.f, -384.f, -352.f, -320.f, -288.f, -256.f,
-234.f, -220.f, -211.f, -202.f, -193.f, -184.f, -175.f, -166.f,
-157.f, -148.f, -137.f, -128.f, -120.f, -111.f, -104.f, -97.f,
-90.f, -85.f, -80.f, -76.f, -72.f, -68.f, -64.f, -60.f,
-56.f, -52.f, -48.f, -44.f, -40.f, -37.f, -34.f, -32.f,
-30.f, -28.f, -27.f, -26.f, -25.f, -24.f, -20.f, -10.f,
// Skipping from -15 directly to above zero makes the shore look jagged,
// but avoids problems with ships running into low ground around harbors and shore areas
// Ideally, all harbor areas and battle zones should be manually edited to lower the ground in ships' paths.
// 0-64 meter band
10.f, 20.f, 25.f, 20.f, 25.f, 30.f, 35.f, 40.f,
44.f, 45.f, 46.f, 47.f, 48.f, 49.f, 50.f, 51.f,
52.f, 53.f, 54.f, 55.f, 56.f, 57.f, 58.f, 59.f,
60.f, 61.f, 62.f, 63.f, 64.f, 65.f, 66.f, 67.f,
// 64-192 meter band
68.f, 70.f, 72.f, 76.f, 80.f, 84.f, 88.f, 92.f,
96.f, 100.f, 104.f, 108.f, 112.f, 116.f, 120.f, 124.f,
128.f, 132.f, 136.f, 140.f, 144.f, 148.f, 152.f, 156.f,
160.f, 164.f, 168.f, 172.f, 176.f, 180.f, 184.f, 188.f,
// 192-448 meter band
192.f, 200.f, 208.f, 216.f, 224.f, 232.f, 240.f, 248.f,
256.f, 264.f, 272.f, 280.f, 288.f, 296.f, 304.f, 312.f,
320.f, 328.f, 336.f, 344.f, 352.f, 360.f, 368.f, 376.f,
384.f, 392.f, 400.f, 408.f, 416.f, 424.f, 432.f, 440.f,
// 448-960 meter band
448.f, 464.f, 480.f, 496.f, 512.f, 528.f, 544.f, 560.f,
576.f, 592.f, 608.f, 624.f, 640.f, 656.f, 672.f, 688.f,
704.f, 720.f, 736.f, 752.f, 768.f, 784.f, 800.f, 816.f,
832.f, 848.f, 864.f, 880.f, 896.f, 912.f, 928.f, 944.f,
// 960-1984 meter band
960.f, 992.f, 1024.f, 1056.f, 1088.f, 1120.f, 1152.f, 1184.f,
1216.f, 1248.f, 1280.f, 1312.f, 1344.f, 1376.f, 1408.f, 1440.f,
1472.f, 1504.f, 1536.f, 1568.f, 1600.f, 1632.f, 1664.f, 1696.f,
1728.f, 1760.f, 1792.f, 1824.f, 1856.f, 1888.f, 1920.f, 1952.f,
// 1984-8000 meter band
1984.f, 2048.f, 2112.f, 2176.f, 2240.f, 2304.f, 2368.f, 2432.f,
2496.f, 2560.f, 2624.f, 2688.f, 2752.f, 2816.f, 2880.f, 2944.f,
3008.f, 3072.f, 3136.f, 3200.f, 3264.f, 3392.f, 3584.f, 3712.f,
3840.f, 3968.f, 4032.f, 4160.f, 4288.f, 4416.f, 4544.f, 4762.f,
4800.f, 5184.f, 5412.f, 5668.f, 5846.f, 6080.f, 6208.f, 6436.f,
6664.f, 6892.f, 7020.f, 7276.f, 7404.f, 7632.f, 7888.f, 8000.f
}
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Whad do you get from it? 
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