You will see the terrain under the brush rise much more quickly and higher than during the first operation. Now change the Pressure to 100 and click elsewhere on the terrain in the same manner. You will see the terrain slightly rise under the brush.

The higher the Pressure setting, the more dramatic the change will be under the brush over time.ДЇor example: select the Raise Height tool set the Pressure to 1 place the mouse over the terrain then quickly press the mouse button and release it. Since you can not press harder or softer on the terrain with a mouse button the Pressure value lets you simulate how much affect the brush has when you are вЂњpaintingвЂќ terrain changes. Pressing lightly but going over and over the same spot again and again will also leave more paint behind. The harder you press as you stroke, the more paint the brush will leave on the paper. The easiest way to understand brush pressure is to think of using a real paintbrush on a piece of paper. The Pressure setting is a decimal number ranging from 0.0 to 100.0, and determines how much change is applied to the terrain under the brush. You can use this brush to вЂњpaintвЂќ your terrain adjustments by left clicking and dragging the cursor. This is the Terrain Editor brush and is controlled by your mouse. Height The brush starting height.ДЇinally, while moving the mouse over the terrain, you will see a circle drawn around the mouse cursor. Softness Curve Customize how softness is applied. Softness Determines how much of the brush is affected by the pressure and intensity. Pressure Determines the amount of modification being applied to the terrain. Size Changes the size of the grid that makes up the brush, increasing or decreasing the amount of terrain being modified.

Shape Toggles between a round or square brush. The brush options will change the intensity and pattern of your terrain modification. Restore Terrain Cover holes in terrain made with the Clear Terrain tool.ДЄt the top, the Toolbar has updated to show various brush options. Flatten Flattens terrain, elevated or excavated, to the level of brushвЂ™s starting point. Paint Noise Creates random divots, elevation, and depressions under brush. Smooth Smooths jagged terrain beneath brush, creating more rounded elevation. Lower Height Excavates terrain below brush, thus lowering it and creating holes. Raise Height Adds dirt to terrain beneath brush, thus elevating it. Grab Terrain Allows you to manually raise or lower terrain under brush. On the far left is the tool palette, which is used to select what kind of modification you wish to make. There are three main areas of the interface. To switch to the Terrain Editor press the F2 key or from the main menu select Editors > Terrain Editor.

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