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Terrains

Terrains. Creating an Island. Find a map that may contain an island. Zoom in on an island in a map. Paste it into GIMP. Crop & convert to grayscale. Duplicate the layer and work on the duplicate.

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Terrains

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  1. Terrains Creating an Island

  2. Find a map that may contain an island.

  3. Zoom in on an island in a map.

  4. Paste it into GIMP.

  5. Crop & convert to grayscale.

  6. Duplicate the layer and work on the duplicate.

  7. Note water depth is actually a negative value. So we’ll set the land to be above sea level . . .

  8. . . . by setting it to 36 (+5 above the deepest water value of -31).

  9. But it’s difficult to distinguish between the values.

  10. So we’ll use 100 for sea level (to spread out the values).

  11. Make a table of values (using a linear relationship). But keep the gray values between [0..255] inclusive.

  12. Alternative: Creating binary terrains with Java • Use FileOutputStream for binary output. (System.out.println produces ASCII text output.) • Write a Java program that creates a file of 1000*1000 integer values in the range [0.255]. • Be creative. You may wish to use sin, cos, tan, pow, etc. • Load your file into GIMP. • Send and print your program and a screen dump of the result in GIMP to me.

  13. Extra: • Simply check your raw file in GIMP by creating a .pgm file. Add the following to your code right before you write out the raw bytes: • String s = “P5\n1000 1000\n255\n"; • Using the FileOutputStream, write out the above before you write any raw data.

  14. Bring your new Terrain into Unity • Terrain --> Create Terrain • Terrain --> Import Heightmap – Raw • Then proceed working on Chapter 2: Environments in Unity Game Development Essentials.

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