| Publisher | Skysphere Labs |
|---|---|
| File size | 4.45GB |
| Number of files | 203 |
| Latest version | 1 |
| Latest release date | 2023-01-24 05:08:13 |
| First release date | 2023-01-24 05:08:13 |
| Supported Unity versions | 2018.4.2 or higher |
The Lovely Terrain Stamps Pack - Dunes 🏜️ is a great way to bring stunning desert scenes alive in Unity!
This package contains all the necessary heightmaps for crafting unique and captivating environments. With these stamps, you can easily create an array of fantastic vistas - from rolling sand dunes to distant oases filled with life.
Let your imagination run wild as you explore this remarkable stamp set and discover what amazing creations await!
Unlock a world of possibilities with our Dunes Stamps Pack! Create stunning, lifelike dunes and take your landscape designs to the next level. This pack provides all the tools you need to make your visions become reality- so why wait? Get started today and turn those aspirations into something extraordinary!
Empower your landscape with this compilation of 200 high-definition elevations! Ideal for effortlessly stamping and constructing entire terrains, you'll be able to construct realistic dunes or deserts quickly.
This package contains 200 magnificent height maps, all rendered in a mesmerizing 4k resolution! Unseal the potential of your game and let these vivid visuals take it to the next level - they'll make sure you've got an awe-inspiring masterpiece on your hands.
With two hundred distinct stamps accessible, you can plan your landscape precisely as you wish. Utilizing Unity's terrain tools, you can even import it to make complete desert scenes in a jiffy!
Undoubtedly, these heightmaps are destined for dunes. Nonetheless, you still possess the chance to alter them according to your preference and apply them for deserts or beaches. With a little creativity, it is possible to transform these maps into something totally unique and dissimilar!
So don't be frightened of giving it a go!
If you're looking for something more, we have a variety of other packages to choose from:
And if you can't make up your mind and want to have it all, be sure to check out our bundle deal❣️
⚙️Usage
These heightmap textures can be used as brushes with the Unity terrain tools in order to paint features on your Unity terrain. Or you could use these heightmap textures in other assets like MicroVerse, Atlas, Map Magic 2, Vista, Gaia, etc.
Of course, you could use them in any other software you like, the sky is the limit!
🖌️Stamping
Blending heightmaps together using Unity's terrain tools is a quick and easy way to create awesome-looking terrain. The built-in editor provides a brush preview, so you can adjust your stamp in detail before applying it.
To use the Unity terrain stamping tool, first, create a new terrain.
Then, in the Terrain Inspector, click on the 'Edit Terrain' button. This will bring up the Terrain Editor window.
In the Terrain Editor window, select the 'Stamp' tool from the toolbar.
Then, in the 'Stamp Settings' panel, select the heightmap you want to use for your stamp. You can also adjust the strength and size of your stamp here.
Once you're happy with your stamp, apply it to your terrain! You can then use the other tools in the Terrain Editor to further refine your terrain.
❓How can I contact you?
Contact me at [email protected]! I am always happy to help. If there are some things missing, just write me a mail, explain what you are aiming for, and I will try to create some custom ones (which will be later released as an update for everyone!). If you have a problem, try to explain what you have done, and what version of Unity you are using, so I can reproduce the error. With these stamps there is not much to be done "wrong", if you are using another "editor tool", please contact the respective creator.
❓What file format are they?
All of them are .tiff (int 16, red channel) files. You can of course use a free online converter, to make them a .png file, which is much smaller. For "safety" I used this file type to always have the details/compression, regardless of what I am working on or in what software I am working on.
