Biome Layers

Overview

Biome Layers allow you to specify where biomes should be applied to your terrain. They also offer sculpting functionality, enabling you to paint your biome onto your terrain while simultaneously modifying the base terrain. This creates a much smoother application process, providing instant feedback on the final result.

Paint Settings

Properties
Description

Show Mask

Renders the mask in the viewport.

Show Biome Colors

Renders all used biomes in that splat layer with their biome color.

Mask Visibility

Controls the opacity of the biome mask overlay.

Biome Selection

Select the biome you want to edit using the brush tools and actions below.

Brush Tools

Properties
Description

Overwrite Biomes

Defines wether lower hierarchical values should be overwritten or otherwise be added to.

Raise Paint

Adds to the terrain while also painting the mask.

Raise

Raises the terrain.

Lower Paint

Removes from the terrain while also painting the mask.

Lower

Lowers the terrian.

Flatten Paint

Flattens the terrain while also painting the mask.

Flatten

Flattens the terrain.

Paint

Paints the mask.

Erase

Erases from the mask.

Actions

Properties
Description

Flatten

Flattens all sculpted detail of the biome layer.

Clear

Clears the masks of the whole biome layer.

Clear Selection

Clears the mask of the currently selected biome.

Fill Selection

Fills the mask of the currently selected biome.

Brush Settings

Properties
Description

Brush

Allows you to specify several preinstalled brushes as well as import your own custom brushes.

Falloff Mode

Offers different brush falloff modes.

Radius

The radius of the brush.

Smooth

The size of the brush smoothing.

Strength

Controls the strength of the current selected brush.

Height Change

How much height is added/subtracted by the brush.

Flatten Height

The target height for the flatten.

Rotation

Rotates the brush pattern.

Random Rotation

Adds random rotation to the brush pattern.

Align to Draw Direction

Orients the brush pattern to the drawing direction.

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