// Instructions:
//
// Create a copy of this file and name it with a ".lak" extension.  Example: TwinPineLake.lak
// Edit the parameters in the .lak file to define your new lake and specify the files it uses.


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// General parameters:                                   #
//########################################################

// What is the name of the lake as it will appear in the game?
name=My New Lake

// Map size in feet.  Original lakes use 6000 foot maps
map_size=6000

// Name of grayscale bitmap (bmp) image file defining the height of the terrain (white is highest, black is lowest)
heightfield_file=my_lake_heightfield.bmp

// Landscape height multiplication factor.  For 1 mile square 0.5 is fairly flat, 2.0 is quite steep
landscape_height=1.0

// Approximate latitude of the lake (used for determining seasonal factors, water temperature, etc.  45 is upper Midwest, 28 is deep south
latitude=40

// Approximate latitude of the lake (used for determining seasonal factors, water temperature, etc. -110 is West, -75 is East
longitude=-90

// How abundant are trees on the shore?  1.0 is common, 0.1 is rare.  Default value: 0
tree_concentration=1.0

// What percentage of the trees are pine?  0 to 100.  Default value: 0
pine_tree_percentage=0

// How large are leafy trees on the shore?  1.0 is normal, 0.75 is unusually small.  Default value: 1.0
deciduous_tree_size=1.0

// How large are pine trees on the shore?  1.0 is normal, 2.0 is extremely large (Redwood)
pine_tree_size=1.0

// What is the minimum distance in feet above the water line for trees to grow?  Default value is 0.
min_tree_altitude=10

// How many feet from the east edge of the map is the bait shop and dock?
shop_x=3000

// How many feet from the north edge of the map is the bait shop and dock?
shop_z=3000

// Name of image of overall landscape texture.  1024x1024 color image.  Used to give areas
// lighting effects and to break up tile pattern of detailed textures.
texture_file=MyNewLakeTexture.bmp

// Number of feet from the lowest point on the map to the water level.  If landscape height is 1.0 this will
// be the approximate maximum depth of the the lake.
water_altitude=30

// Number of feet it is possible to see through the water.  1.0 is very murky, 20.0+ is very clear.
water_clarity=10

// Square image of water - Image must include alpha channel with circular mask, nearly transparent in
// center, completely opaque on edges.  Gives water its overall color:
water_layer_file=water_layer_blue_gray.tga

// Square image of water - Gives water surface its overall color:
water_surface_file=water_layer_solid_blue_gray.bmp

// Image of color of water as seen underwater - 16 pixels square, solid dark color:
underwater_color_image=underwater.bmp



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// Landscape texture parameters:                                       #
// Repeat this pair of parameters for each texture type (10 max)       #
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// The game comes with these tile textures: sandc_256.jpg,tile_pebbles.jpg,grass512.jpg,grass512dk.jpg,rocks512.jpg,mud_128.jpg,grass512md.jpg,cliff.bmp,desert.bmp,desert2.bmp
splatting_layer_texture_file=mytexture.bmp

// Name of color tile image of land type texture.  Image must be square
// and width should be a power of 2.

// Name of grayscale image (1024x1024) showing areas to be covered with
// this texture.  White = 100% (obscures overall land texture), Black = 0%
// Typical presence = 75% white
splatting_layer_alpha_file=MyTextureAlphaMap.bmp

// How many times does this texture tile repeat in 1/256th of the map?
// Close-up details like grass usually use a value around 30.
// Larger scaled textures like a cliff face usually use a value around 3.
// A larger value makes a smaller texture.  A stone texture with a scale of
// 20 may look like boulders while the same texture with a scale of 80 would
// look like pebbles.
splatting_layer_scale=30

// Is this texture mud/soil?  Only one texture can be identified as soil.
// Aquatic vegetation will only grow on areas with a significant presence
// of the soil texture.  Yes or no
splatting_layer_soil=no


//######################################################################
// Vegetation and cover in the lake:                                   #
//######################################################################

// How abundant is cabbage (broad leaf submergent vegetation)?  1.0 is common, 0.1 is rare.  Default value: 0
cabbage_concentration=0

// How abundant is coontail (bottle-brush shaped submergent vegetation)?  1.0 is common, 0.1 is rare.  Default value: 0
coontail_concentration=0

// How abundant are fronds (long skinny strands of submergent vegetation)?  1.0 is common, 0.1 is rare.  Default value: 0
frond_concentration=0

// How abundant is grass (grass-like submergent vegetation)?  1.0 is common, 0.1 is rare.  Default value: 0
grass_concentration=0

// How abundant is milfoil (slightly bushy strands of submergent vegetation)?  1.0 is common, 0.1 is rare.  Default value: 0
milfoil_concentration=0

// How abundant are lilly pads (flat, floating emergent vegetation)?  1.0 is common, 0.1 is rare.  Default value: 0
pad_concentration=0

// How abundant are reeds (tall grass like vegetation in very shallow water)?  1.0 is common, 0.1 is rare.  Default value: 0
reed_concentration=0

// How abundant are logs in the lake?  1.0 is common, 0.1 is rare.  Default value: 0
log_concentration=0

// How abundant are stumps in the lake?  1.0 is common, 0.1 is rare.  Default value: 0
stump_concentration=0

// Are there boulders in the lake?  Yes or no.  Default value: no
boulders=no

// Does the lake have areas of rocky shoreline?  Yes or no.  Default value: no
rocky_shore=no




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// Fish Population parameters:                                         #
// Copy the following fish parameters for each species in the lake.    #
//######################################################################

// Name of a species included in lake.  Values: bluegill,crappie,perch,walleye,pike,largemouth bass,smallmouth bass,rainbow trout,lake trout,muskie
fish_species=largemouth bass

// How abundant are the last named fish in the lake in relative terms?  1.0 is common.  Default: 0 (not present)
fish_density=1.0

// What's the maximum size of the last named fish in inches?
fish_max_inches=24

// About how many of the last named fish are in the lake?  For a typical lake on a 1 mile map 3000 fish is common.
fish_population=3000



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// Sound parameters:                                                   #
// Copy the following parameters for each sound heard at the lake.     #
// 30 sounds max.                                                      #
//######################################################################
// The game comes with these wildlife sound files: Blackbird.wav,chickadee_1.wav,chickadee_2.wav,chickadee_3.wav,chickadee_4.wav,chickadee_5.wav,chickadee_6.wav,duck1.wav,duck2.wav,duck3.wav,duck4.wav,flicker.wav,frog1.wav,frog2.wav,frog3.wav,geese1.wav,geese2.wav,kingfisher.wav,loon1.wav,loon2.wav,nuthatch.wav,pheasant.wav,robin_1.wav,robin_2.wav,robin_3.wav,robin_4.wav,robin_5.wav,robin_6.wav,sparrow_1.wav,sparrow_2.wav,starling1.wav,starling2.wav,warbler1.wav,warbler2.wav,warbler3.wav,warbler4.wav


// Name of sound file.  Sound must be a PCM signed 16 bit mono wav file.
sound_file=MySound.wav

// Average number of seconds between times when last named sound plays:
sound_frequency=60

// Can the sound be heard far from shore?  Yes or No.  Default is no.
sound_open_water=no