• Import Geometry: Select this item to import the geometry from an existing processed .DAT file.
• Remove Unseen Geometry: Select this item to remove polygons that are on the exterior shell of the world.
• Apply Lighting: Select this item to apply lightmapping to the world.
• Ambient Light Color: Select this item to select a color from a color selection dialog.
• Undersample: Select this item to do fewer samples, to improve performance.
• Shadows: Select this item to create shadows.
• Vertex Lighting Only: Select this item to do simple lighting, to improve performance.
• Full Optimization: Select this item to significantly improve the frame rate, particularly for large worlds. Note, however, that selecting this option may extend compilation time to several hours.
• Fast Approximation: Select this item to improves the frame rate, although not as much as the Full Optimization item. This option does not increase processing time very much, but it also does not improve the game speed a great deal.
• Advanced: Select this item to reveal further choices. In particular, note that you can select Log File to create a processor report. The report contains the information displayed in the World Processor window, and is named worldname_n.dat, where n is a sequentially-increased digit used to create a unique filename. Note also that you can add parameters to the processor command-line that are not included in the Processing Options dialog box. For more information about those parameters, see the LithTech FAQ document.

Click OK to compile the world. The LithTech World Processor window appears, reporting computer statistics and compilation progress. Click OK to dismiss the window.

Help
The Help menu provides the following selections:

• Quick Help…: Select this item to display descriptions of the most useful features of DEdit.
• Key Mapping…: Select this item to display a table showing the keys used in DEdit.
• About DEdit…: Select this item to display the About dialog box.
• LithTech HomePage: Select this item to connect to the LithTech and DEdit Web site at http://www.lithtech.com. This site includes discussion forums in which Monolith engineers participate, information about licensing LithTech, screenshots of Riot: Mobile Armor, and other information of interest to developers using DEdit.