Terrain Composer
2021年2月2日Download here: http://gg.gg/o62kx
*Unity is the ultimate game development platform. Use Unity to build high-quality 3D and 2D games, deploy them across mobile, desktop, VR/AR, consoles or the Web, and connect with loyal and enthusiastic players and customers.
*Paris Orly Airport 10x4 terrain tiles 6:32Creating massive 16x16 terrain tiles of SpruceMountain 9:28.
*Terrain Composer 2 Vs Gaia
*Terrain Unity
Hello all,
I purchased and have been using TerrainComposer coupled with the Relief Terrain pack to make highly detailed terrain. I find when coupled with large amounts of grass, draw calls end up being well into the thousands. Despite this, when built the project runs at a stable 45 to 60 fps consistently. My problem is with the editor. When a terrain is added with high amounts of grass it becomes extremely unresponsive, e.g asset folders take forever to open, navigating through gameObjects with attached scripts lags ALOT. Any further editing is basically impossible.
I bought Terrain Composer and I am pissed. I never got to use it in a game and he stopped updating it and released Terrain Composer 2. Instead of politely giving us the new one, he wants to charge us money. Well, considering that I didn’t even get to use the first one that I bought, I am certainly not interested to give him more money.
So my questions are: Is it at all possible to lower quality in the editor and increase in the built / running game view? How?Is there any possible way to reduce the intense draw calls for grass?Terrain Composer 2 Vs Gaia
Thank you!
WorldComposer is an Unity3d tool to extract data from the real World. It can run by itself or as an extension for TerrainComposer.
WorldComposer includes a shadow removal tool, that makes it unique compared to other software. There are always shadows on satellite images and if used in a game or simulation it forces a fixed sun position to match with the shadows. Also shadows in satellite images are almost completely black which doesn’t make them look good. WorldComposer solves this by removing shadows with it’s shadow removal algorithm, which will not only make the satellite images look way better, but also allows you to have fully day and night cycles.
WorldComposer is designed like google maps with a scrolling and zooming functionality from real World satellite imagery directly into Unity. You can create multiple areas that display the real size in kilometers, and they can be exported with a few clicks of a button. Then for each exported area you can create the terrains with a click of one button directly in your Unity Scene. Satellite images can be exported to zoom level 19 which is 0.3 meter per pixel resolution. Elevation data can be exported up to zoom level 14, which is 10 meter per pixel resolution. WorldComposer only exports elevation heightmaps and satellite images, with itself you can create awesome looking real World terrain. But in combination with TerrainComposer you can mix the or alter the heightmaps or add perlin noise to enhance the detail, mix the satellite images with splat textures, add cloud shadows, etc. Also you can place trees,grass and objects and do the unlimited tweak and editing TerrainComposer offers to push the quality to unseen limits!
WorldComposer demonstration/tutorial video.
The total video length is 14.39 minutes and really all you need to use WorldComposer and start creating Real World terrains! The quick examples made in the video uses satellite images with zoom 18, each zoom is 2x more detail, so x2 times more detail is possible when zoomed to 19. The screenshots down below use a zoom level of 18 same as from the video. You can also do very large areas with a smaller zoom level, anything is possible.
WorldComposer multi-resolution terrain tutorial, how to create huge terrains like in this tutorial that is 922 x 922 km and have a very detailed center. This is the same terrain as in the WorldComposer showcase video.
WorldComposer shadow removal tutorial video.
Features version 1.5:Terrain Unity
*Works with Unity Pro and Free, also on Mac.
*Supports 4.x and 5 beta.
*Embedded map with scroll interface like Google maps, to easily preview and select the area’s you want to export.
*Satellite images resolution of max 0.25 meter per pixel. Jpg, png and raw format supported.
*Multi resolution terrain, export multiple area’s with different resolutions to create huge view distances, like 1000 x 1000 km.
*Combine exporter area raw images into 1 big raw image.
*Image editor with new ‘content aware’ fill algorithm for shadow and snow removal.The shadow removal is streamed so you can do any size of raw image, even 65k and up.
*Elevation Heightmaps resolution of max 10 meter per pixel.
*Create terrains directly from exported areas with a click of a button.
*3 different map types, Aerial, Aerial with labels and roads.
*Global coverage.
*Convert ArcInfo ASCII heightmaps to 16 bit raw grey scale heightmaps.
*Create unlimited regions and areas and export any heightmap size or amount of image tiles.
*Export multiple areas with using a queue.
*Heightmap resolution and image resolution can be selected.
*Continue working in Unity Editor while WorldComposer is exporting area’s.
*Automatic update inside WorldComposer.
*Works with Map-ity.
Content aware shadow removal feature, this is improving the satellite image quality to a whole new level!
Download here: http://gg.gg/o62kx
https://diarynote.indered.space
*Unity is the ultimate game development platform. Use Unity to build high-quality 3D and 2D games, deploy them across mobile, desktop, VR/AR, consoles or the Web, and connect with loyal and enthusiastic players and customers.
*Paris Orly Airport 10x4 terrain tiles 6:32Creating massive 16x16 terrain tiles of SpruceMountain 9:28.
*Terrain Composer 2 Vs Gaia
*Terrain Unity
Hello all,
I purchased and have been using TerrainComposer coupled with the Relief Terrain pack to make highly detailed terrain. I find when coupled with large amounts of grass, draw calls end up being well into the thousands. Despite this, when built the project runs at a stable 45 to 60 fps consistently. My problem is with the editor. When a terrain is added with high amounts of grass it becomes extremely unresponsive, e.g asset folders take forever to open, navigating through gameObjects with attached scripts lags ALOT. Any further editing is basically impossible.
I bought Terrain Composer and I am pissed. I never got to use it in a game and he stopped updating it and released Terrain Composer 2. Instead of politely giving us the new one, he wants to charge us money. Well, considering that I didn’t even get to use the first one that I bought, I am certainly not interested to give him more money.
So my questions are: Is it at all possible to lower quality in the editor and increase in the built / running game view? How?Is there any possible way to reduce the intense draw calls for grass?Terrain Composer 2 Vs Gaia
Thank you!
WorldComposer is an Unity3d tool to extract data from the real World. It can run by itself or as an extension for TerrainComposer.
WorldComposer includes a shadow removal tool, that makes it unique compared to other software. There are always shadows on satellite images and if used in a game or simulation it forces a fixed sun position to match with the shadows. Also shadows in satellite images are almost completely black which doesn’t make them look good. WorldComposer solves this by removing shadows with it’s shadow removal algorithm, which will not only make the satellite images look way better, but also allows you to have fully day and night cycles.
WorldComposer is designed like google maps with a scrolling and zooming functionality from real World satellite imagery directly into Unity. You can create multiple areas that display the real size in kilometers, and they can be exported with a few clicks of a button. Then for each exported area you can create the terrains with a click of one button directly in your Unity Scene. Satellite images can be exported to zoom level 19 which is 0.3 meter per pixel resolution. Elevation data can be exported up to zoom level 14, which is 10 meter per pixel resolution. WorldComposer only exports elevation heightmaps and satellite images, with itself you can create awesome looking real World terrain. But in combination with TerrainComposer you can mix the or alter the heightmaps or add perlin noise to enhance the detail, mix the satellite images with splat textures, add cloud shadows, etc. Also you can place trees,grass and objects and do the unlimited tweak and editing TerrainComposer offers to push the quality to unseen limits!
WorldComposer demonstration/tutorial video.
The total video length is 14.39 minutes and really all you need to use WorldComposer and start creating Real World terrains! The quick examples made in the video uses satellite images with zoom 18, each zoom is 2x more detail, so x2 times more detail is possible when zoomed to 19. The screenshots down below use a zoom level of 18 same as from the video. You can also do very large areas with a smaller zoom level, anything is possible.
WorldComposer multi-resolution terrain tutorial, how to create huge terrains like in this tutorial that is 922 x 922 km and have a very detailed center. This is the same terrain as in the WorldComposer showcase video.
WorldComposer shadow removal tutorial video.
Features version 1.5:Terrain Unity
*Works with Unity Pro and Free, also on Mac.
*Supports 4.x and 5 beta.
*Embedded map with scroll interface like Google maps, to easily preview and select the area’s you want to export.
*Satellite images resolution of max 0.25 meter per pixel. Jpg, png and raw format supported.
*Multi resolution terrain, export multiple area’s with different resolutions to create huge view distances, like 1000 x 1000 km.
*Combine exporter area raw images into 1 big raw image.
*Image editor with new ‘content aware’ fill algorithm for shadow and snow removal.The shadow removal is streamed so you can do any size of raw image, even 65k and up.
*Elevation Heightmaps resolution of max 10 meter per pixel.
*Create terrains directly from exported areas with a click of a button.
*3 different map types, Aerial, Aerial with labels and roads.
*Global coverage.
*Convert ArcInfo ASCII heightmaps to 16 bit raw grey scale heightmaps.
*Create unlimited regions and areas and export any heightmap size or amount of image tiles.
*Export multiple areas with using a queue.
*Heightmap resolution and image resolution can be selected.
*Continue working in Unity Editor while WorldComposer is exporting area’s.
*Automatic update inside WorldComposer.
*Works with Map-ity.
Content aware shadow removal feature, this is improving the satellite image quality to a whole new level!
Download here: http://gg.gg/o62kx
https://diarynote.indered.space
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