Zero is the default elevation for all terrain. Elevation (Modify, Slope): This is the elevation to set or modify the terrain to.Not all properties are available for all brushes. Paint: This brush will apply new textures over the terrain.Īdvanced Brush Properties: There are several properties that can be used for the terrain brushes.Slope: This brush is used to create a section of sloping terrain.Smooth: This brush will smooth a selection of terrain with varying elevations.Modify: This brush is used to set a selection of the terrain to a specified elevation.Magnitude: This property affects how quickly the terrain is altered when the mouse is moved.Radius: This property affects how much terrain is edited when the mouse is moved.The terrain will not move after it reaches the original height.īasic Brush Properties: There are two brush properties which can be set. E.g., if the terrain around the cursor is above the original height, it will move down. Erase: This brush will move the terrain towards the original height.This brush has a "plateau" effect on the terrain. Level: This brush will level the terrain to the height of the terrain that was under the cursor when the left mouse button was clicked.Lower: This brush will lower the terrain around the cursor.
Raise: This brush will raise the terrain around the cursor.Based on system settings, one of two sets of terrain editing tools are available: There are several tools to aid in modifying the landscape. Click and hold the left mouse button and then move the mouse to modify the terrain, similar to using a paint program. This describes the area that will be modified. A green circle will be displayed when the cursor is moved over the scene. To modify the landscape, choose one of the brushes listed below and set the brush properties. Use select mode to select objects in the scene. Tabs - Landscaping Tab This tab contains the tools for modifying the landscape.
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