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2.0p62.0p52.0p42.0p22.0p12.0p-3402.0p-3202.0p-3172.0p-3041.2 Legacy
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  1. Basics

Cubemap planets

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A simple way to store a planet heightmap is to store 6 heightmaps & project them onto the planet as a cubemap.

You can use the Get Distance to Cubemap Planet node to sample these heightmaps:

To import an heightmap, make a new Voxel Heightmap asset:

The heightmaps are expected to be in this configuration:

Make sure to checkout the Mars example!