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| Unity Version | Built-in | URP | HDRP |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2021.3.29f1 | Compatible | Compatible | Compatible |
The package consists of textures which can be used in any pipeline depending on the shader being used.
Overview
The 32 Terrain Textures provided in this asset are set up as terrain layers which you can use with the Unity Terrain System. Additionally included are Texture Stamps which can be used directly in MicroVerse. Besides that you can use the textures as well in combination with other assets like Gaia.
FREE
This is a "Thank you very much for your continued Support!" asset. So I made it FREE for everyone!
At first I intended to include these various terrain textures in my latest asset Road Textures for MicroVerse Roads to get terrain variations in combination with the roads.
However I thought it would be beneficial for everyone if I created a dedicated asset. This way it's easier to maintain, ie adding more textures without modifying my main asset.
And you can use the terrain textures and layers easily with other assets as well.
Terrain Stamps
The terrain textures are an ideal companion to my Terrain Stamps
Texture Source
The textures were created using Procedural and Scanning Techniques and converted to materials to be used in Unity in combination especially with MicroVerse Roads in order to create your Worlds.
Procedural creation tends to tile smoother than scanned images, however with scanned images you achieve more realism in the scene.
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This asset works perfectly with
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Feel free to adjust the material settings or use this textures in combination with procedural tools like
With assets like these it's easy to get an increasing multitude of additional looks for your terrain.
Screenshots & Videos
The screenshots and videos show the terrain textures in combination with the MicroVerse vegetation demo presets among others. Please take a look at the video description on youtube to find the list of assets that were used. All credit to those awesome publishers.
