Voxel Plugin
2.0p-304
2.0p62.0p52.0p42.0p22.0p12.0p-3402.0p-3202.0p-3172.0p-3041.2 Legacy
2.0p-304
2.0p62.0p52.0p42.0p22.0p12.0p-3402.0p-3202.0p-3172.0p-3041.2 Legacy
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    • Roadmap
    • Release Notes
  • Getting Started
    • Installing Voxel Plugin
    • Using MetaGraphs
      • Using the MetaGraph Preview
      • Finding the Right Nodes
      • Variables and Parameters
    • Step-by-Step Guides
      • Getting Started with Smooth Terrains
      • Getting Started with Blocky Terrains
      • Getting Started with Foliage
      • Getting Started with Materials
  • Landmass & MetaGraphs
    • Design Philosophy
      • What are Landmass & MetaGraphs
      • A Technical Exploration of MetaGraphs
    • Deep Dives into MetaGraphs
      • Passing Data to Materials
      • Working with Curves
      • Working with Landmass
        • Using Landmass Height Brushes
        • Scale and Resolution for Landmass Brushes
        • Complex Usecases for Landmass Brushes
      • Choosing the right Chunk Spawner
      • Using Height Canvases
      • MetaGraph Macros
      • Floats and Density
      • Buffers and Uniforms
    • Optimizing MetaGraphs
      • Utilities for Performant Graphs
      • Memory Usage & Render Performance
      • Profiling Generation Times
    • Extending MetaGraphs through C++
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  1. Landmass & MetaGraphs
  2. Deep Dives into MetaGraphs
  3. Working with Landmass

Complex Usecases for Landmass Brushes

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Landmass brushes are a distance field - this means you can use them as a mask as well, simply divide by your desired falloff, potentially add or subtract a uniform value to grow or shrink the mask and then use it as alpha in a lerp.

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