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Starting with Sandworm

This section is a newcomer's guide on how to create a terrain based on georeferenced data and generate various groups of objects.

Preparation Steps#

To follow this guide, you need to:

  1. Download the Georeferenced Terrain Generation and Procedural Generation add-ons.

  2. Create a new project and add the downloaded add-ons to it.

  3. Open the project in UnigineEditor and open the Sandworm tool.

  4. Create a new Sandworm project (Tools -> Sandworm -> Create New, type a project name, and click Next).

Notice
For the sake of performance, check that Microprofile is disabled.

Generation Steps#

In general, the process of generating the terrain in Sandworm is as follows:

  1. Add the terrain data: heights and imagery.
  2. Add masks for vegetation and details.
  3. Add objects such as roads, point objects, vegetation, and buildings, if any.
  4. Define the generation settings such as terrain type, quality of generated data, and the world that will store the generated result.
  5. Generate the output.
  6. Open the world with the output terrain in UnigineEditor.

Now let's review these steps in detail.

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