Import Real Places with a Single-Click using Landscape Combinator in Unreal Engine
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Landscape Combinator is an Unreal Engine 5.4 plugin for Windows and Linux that lets you create landscapes from real-world data with buildings, mountains, forests, satellite images, all in one go. Free for personal use.
Tip: Use the mouse wheel to do small adjustments to camera speed while moving.
Documentation: landscapecombi...
Discord: / discord
Unreal Engine Forum: forums.unreale...
Github: github.com/Lan...
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* Megascans Trees: European Hornbeam
* MapTiler heightmaps and satellite images: www.maptiler.com/ to create a free account
* MapTiler tile numbers: docs.maptiler....
* www.openstreet... for the buildings splines and forest areas.
Hi there. Love the plugin! I am using the open source github version for a research project. I am trying to edit the way trees are spawned. I have a list of tree polygon vectors, and would like to scale the spawned trees based on the height and diameter data I have in my vector file. Would appreciate some assistance on this if possible. Thanks.
@@coltsfan3413 Hello! Thank you for the kind words. Can you check if the splines have the correct data in the details panel, in the asset user data? If you can join the Discord we can chat
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Hey this looks cool but I have no idea how to use it, keeps asking me for a "token" which in my limited knowledge is the same as an API key? Tried to copy that from my Map Tiler account but the plugin keeps asking me for the token... Any help would be amazing!
@@JoshuaLundquist Hi, thank you for trying! Yes that's it. Any particular error message you're getting?
@@LandscapeCombinator Yeah I did successfully generate a token, but even then the spawner tells me it can't generate. I think I have some confusion about how to enter the lat / longitude min & max into the spawner. I tried to do just four tiles, at zoom 13 of the Santa Monica area, but not sure where I get that info from on Map Tiler.
@@JoshuaLundquist
Here you should be able to see the tile numbers docs.maptiler.com/google-maps-coordinates-tile-bounds-projection/#13/34.02/-118.48
For zoom 13 in the santa Monica area, you can try minx = 1399, maxx = 1400, miny = 4919, maxy = 4920
@@JoshuaLundquistCan you join the Discord? I can provide more direct help there