How about sketchup?
You can add a Geo Location to your scene and then check "show terrain".
This way, you can pick a nice area you like, expand the Geo Location
as you wish (by "Add more Imagery") then export your selection *.obj.
The biggest advantage you get from that is real-world scale and
Have you tried in cryengine? its quite easy to generate a terrain, and then
you can export as obj.
Hope it helps.
Francisco.
On Tuesday, November 19, 2013, Doeke Wartena wrote:
> hi,
>
> i'm working on a hl2 map where i need to make some cliffs. I really
> dislike how this works in hl2. So i t
How is the Vue interface these days?
Years ago, NewTek gave away copies of Vue when you bought LW, but Vue's
interface was like the Kai's Power Tools of 3D, so I quickly gave up on it.
-Paul
On Tue, Nov 19, 2013 at 2:14 PM, Emilio Hernandez wrote:
> I second the Vue option. It integrates wi
I second the Vue option. It integrates with Softimage and you can build
cliffs in no time.
2013/11/19 Williams, Wayne
> I would look into worldbuilder or vue. They both have powerful tools for
> terrain heightmap generation. There used to be a plugin called GEM64 that
> you could feed DEM’s
I would look into worldbuilder or vue. They both have powerful tools for
terrain heightmap generation. There used to be a plugin called GEM64 that you
could feed DEM's if I remember correctly which might get you going in
Softimage. Not sure if that plugin still works though.
From: softimage-bou
Terrain is often a height field with props plopped on top where you have to
account for overhands or other non-strictly vertical elements. The trick is
the blending between the prop and the terrain to make them look like one
object. Our game achieves that with simple vertex color blending and
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