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 The downside to this is that the entire earth is very big and requires a lot of RAM to hold all the data when the map is zoomed in far enough. The solution to this was to use scripts to break the planet up into smaller pieces which can be individually processed.
+=== Scripting
+All commands in Maperitive that can be performed by clicking in the GUI can also be performed by writing and running a script. Most of the commands can be found on the [http://maperitive.net/docs/ Maperitive docs website], or by running Maperitive and clicking Help/Documentation, then the Commands Tab. You can run a script with the run-script command.
+Maperitive scripts can be run from the command line without opening a GUI, which is helpful for memory-draining operations that would be made significantly slower by having to draw them on the screen. You can do this by entering the script name as a parameter to {{{Maperitive.Console.exe}}}.
+Maperitive also has it's own Python library, "Maperipy", which exposes a lot of useful, more complicated functionality. Documentation can be found by running Maperitive and clicking Help/Documentation, then the Maperipy Tab. You can run python scripts using the Console version or with the run-python command. Maperitive provides many examples of Python scripts in the Maperitive\Python folder.
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