DayOfWar Interior Portal Render Test

This is kind of a justification to my earlier pain killer induced blog/rant about portals.

What I needed was to have interiors with large open doors with most of the interior to be in or under the terrain for hanger type structure. The problem as many know is the terrain will render inside of the interior if viewed from outside the interior looking in and ruin the effect. After searching the site for an answer I finally settled on this.
This video is a small test I created to show it off.

Now that fixes the appearance but objects will still collide with the terrain.
Not a problem.
Consider the following code

datablock TriggerData(TerrainMaskTrigger)
{
   // The period is value is used to control how often the console
   // onTriggerTick callback is called while there are any objects
   // in the trigger.  The default value is 100 MS.
   tickPeriodMS = 100; // 1 Sec
};

function TerrainMaskTrigger::onEnterTrigger(%this,%trigger,%obj)
{
   Parent::onEnterTrigger(%this,%trigger,%obj);
   error("%con1.className= "@%obj.getClassName());
   if(%obj.getClassName() $= "Player" | %obj.getClassName() $= "FlyingVehicle")
   {
   %obj.setMaskNoTerrain();
   }
   }

function TerrainMaskTrigger::onLeaveTrigger(%this,%trigger,%obj)
{
   Parent::onEnterTrigger(%this,%trigger,%obj);
   if(%obj.getClassName() $= "Player" | %obj.getClassName() $= "FlyingVehicle")
   {
   %obj.setMaskNormal();
   }
}

This is the script for a trigger that basically changes the collisionmask to remove the legacy and atlas terrains from the mask.
Arrange the trigger around the terrian inside the interior and as the player steps into the trigger it "turns" off terrain collision and when it leaves it "turns" it back on.

The setMaskNoTerrain and setMaskNormal function are ConsoleMethods added to the the player and FlyingVehicle classes that handle the turning off and on of the terrain collision.

Some more work is needed but you get the idea.

If the community finds this useful I could post a resource for it.