volume textures are supported but not when using BMAP

Some Progress:

Looks really awesome! What about different textures? I think a multitexturing shader would give the terrain the needed look.

What method do you use to create the mesh for the terrain? Cube marching?

Procedure for my voxel terrain:
- Donwloaded a licensfree edgetable.
- curse 3d gamestudio for not supporting initialising of multidimensional arrays
- load edge table and tri table from file
- use as less structs and objects for triangle creation as possible. So I modified the marching cube lookup procedure to make is faster and onliy using Lite-C predefined structs like Vector. Ok the stack is pretty full for some moments.
- every chunk has it's own grid, to reduce the array size. I am working on a better method to save the voxel-data (volume textures)
- I let Directx calculate the normals, that saves calculation time in the mesh creation itself.
- There is a great inbuild vertex welding function in directx wich works very fast and very reliable (not in the video)
- Using the Dynamic model to (re)-construct the mesh.
- At the moment I am using a simple triplanar texturing shader. Later when I am solved the other problems, I will write a more advanced shader, like the thing in the c4 engine.

If you use a combination of normals and height (z-pos) you could achive a nice terrain editor that automatically sets textures like rocks, grass or sand

@JenGS: Really impressive o.O
Hope to see more. Do you plan on releasing it?(i.e. as part of TUST?)

PS: How long did it take to implement?
PSS: I like how Voxelterrains are used more and more.

I would also like to see your Terrain Engine in TUST.
For the connected chunks you can take a look at Kubus. It has a complete voxel chunk system like minecraft and supports huge voxel fields...
Also i got some good ideas of implementing multitexturing into it.

PS: You can enable welding and normal calculations in DynamicModels
Docs on how

I'm interested in this. Whats the name of the function?

@Rackscha
Yes I will release it for free, but give me some time to solve the iusses with it.
I worked on it for a week. It is not too complex code, the tricky part is to reduce the memory usage.

@MasterQ32
Ha, didn't saw that. Does the welding has a tolerance?

@Bone
For the ease of use I use the function in a DLL for now, but I think you can just add it to the d3d9.h header file. Don't forget to implement the used structs too.
function:
msdn - link

edit:
D3DXWeldVertices(LPD3DXMESH pMesh, DWORD Flags, D3DXWELDEPSILONS *pEpsilons, DWORD *pAdjacencyIn, DWORD *pAdjacencyOut,DWORD *pFaceRemap, LPD3DXBUFFER *ppVertexRemap);

I am working on a resource manager system.
It will able to pack files into a resource file.
It will have an interface to handle the files inside a lite-c program.
You can store/retrieve/delete/view text files, image files, model files and so on...
In my plans, it can encrypt/decrypt and zip/unzip the files.

I accept happily remarks and/or proposals for the system.
I don't know at this moment should i attach a print screen image, on demand i can put here.