We’ve now implemented a planned upgrade, allowing imports to be layered. This is a good representation of the information present in the heightmap but has some unfortunate side effects (players can swim through water and fall off the world). The Heightmap/Colormap Importer creates terrain in a thin sheet. I like this too since when I am making the terrain using brushes, sometimes the brushes are not the width/height/length I want them to be and are not the shape I want them to be so I am happy to see that there is a way to change it now. Pressing ‘Alt’ and clicking acts like an eyedropper, selecting the material you’re hovering over in the UI. One other small but convenient item… we’ve restored the hotkey for material selection. These both add to the precision of editing terrain features.

how the brush arranges itself around the cursor). We’ve also made the brushes more flexible, allowing diameter to be set independently of height (on the Cube and Cylinder brush) and allowing you to choose a brush pivot point (i.e. BE WARNED - using a 64 voxel brush with iterative actions (Grow, Erode, Smooth) will be very slow. All brushes now have a max dimension of 64 voxels.

I love this a lot, because I have been having some problems with the water in roblox studio for a long time now, because it was a bit complicated (for me) and now I’m happy that there is something like this now!īy popular demand, we’ve doubled the maximum size of brushes. If you’ve accidentally flooded your map or want to work on some sub-surface terrain, we’ve also provided the ability to evaporate all the water in a selected volume.

No longer! Using the new Sea Level tool, you can create a consistent water level across any area you’d like. It has always been challenging to create level water across an entire map, especially for maps containing islands or archipelagos.

Roblox studio terrain