Press and hold Left Shift then tap “ -” (minus) on the num pad, release both keys then blindly type topography.Running Arma 3 as administrator should sort this out. emf file will be saved at c:\.emf location, and on Windows 7 most apps do not have rights to write in that location. Open your Arma 3 main folder, locate arma3.exe, right click on it and select Run as administrator.Ok, so if by now you are not discouraged, this is how it works: png with zoom might produce errors and the resulting image may have some strange artifacts. For example Altis is quite large map and trying to convert. Oh, and trying to convert with zoom > 1 could be buggy too. Not sure what else is not working properly. Also airports are not exported, so you just get blank spaces. The grid exported does not mach ingame map grid (would have been nice to have no grid at all in this case). Also, not to discourage you but warn against possible waste of time, topography is buggy. I am going to explain the whole process of exporting further, but if you want to download the files I used for this tutorial, they are available at my Google Drive. For example this is what Stratis, which I converted with zoom level 2, looks like at 2%: emf files has optional param that will let you adjust the resolution of exported.
Nice feature if one wants to use ingame map elsewhere. emf file, which is kinda vector rasterisation file, convertible into normal images of various resolution. It is possible to export map topography into. This has been a feature of Arma series since…well quite long time ago.
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