Suggest making another heightmap.
A heightmap assumes uniform spacing in the x/z axis which is why you only need to store the y component.
The data above is all over the place with strange coords ( 199.995 ?? ). It's definately not uniform in terms of x/z coords so it would probably be difficult to convert to an image.
How much more data do you have? I could try something for you. I'm off work atm - just had a toe nail removed ( ouch ) so have time on my hands.
Stevie
A heightmap assumes uniform spacing in the x/z axis which is why you only need to store the y component.
The data above is all over the place with strange coords ( 199.995 ?? ). It's definately not uniform in terms of x/z coords so it would probably be difficult to convert to an image.
How much more data do you have? I could try something for you. I'm off work atm - just had a toe nail removed ( ouch ) so have time on my hands.
Stevie