i have tried many versions but it dosen't work for me, at the moment i try to expand the terrains with magic map it dosent work, will be updated? maybe im intereset buying some things if i see this works

This asset is absolutely awesome! I will definitely purchase the full version without hesitation for my official project. Unfortunately, TerrainPreviewURP has issues running in Unity 6000, and using the preview only results in large areas of incorrect pink.

Does not work on Apple Silicon processors

WAY BETTER THAN PAYED THEY CHARGE 200 PLUS DOLLARS FOR SOMETHING SIMILAR TO THIS BUT COME ON NOW MAPMAGIC2 IS 100X BETTER! IT COVERS EVERYTHING YOU WILL POSSIBLY NEED! ILV YOU

Seems to be powerful. There is an import error - Shader error in 'MapMagic/TerrainPreviewURP': Keyword '_ALPHATEST_ON' is duplicated in several directives. This can lead to unnecessary shader variants. Please remove it from all but one directive.

good job

Really amazing asset! The tutorials are rather old, but almost everything still applies. One exception is the character controller, which seems to be missing from the recent versions, so you have to find your own way to walk around your worlds. Nevertheless, top notch!

This is a great product! It solves a bunch of problems for my project! Thank you sow much for developing such a great and powerful tool. However, I just tried to create a brand-new Unity 6 project and import this asset. I choose rewrite option for the scripts to be compatible with some API changes, as Unity editor suggested. When I try to create a graph, just a basic: perlin noise, erosion and then height, I get the following error: Thread failed: System.DllNotFoundException: NativePlugins assembly:<unknown assembly> type:<unknown type> member:(null) at (wrapper managed-to-native) MapMagic.Nodes.MatrixGenerators.Noise200.GeneratorNoise200 Any ideas on how to make this work on Unity 6?

Clearly, a lot of work went into this, this is very impressive. Sadly, it fails with an error at start. Why do I have to pause working on my game, just to spend time to investigate how to trick this into working?

This is exactly what I was looking for to create customizable terrains. It allows you to easily add texture layers and create pretty much anything you want. Add your own textures by creating custom terrain layers, and you’ll be able to do just about anything. Plus, you can use Unity’s Terrain Tool to further customize the terrain afterward. The Strength of This Product The strength of this product lies in the ability to easily customize small terrains. This tool isn’t a terrain generator per se; it simply creates terrain relief using mechanisms already present in Unity. It has nothing to do with AI-powered terrain generators like Gaia. Why don’t some templates work in Unity 6? Simple: materials are used instead of Terrain Layers, and the shader used for those materials isn’t compatible with terrains. It’s the same issue you get when trying to apply a material to a terrain you’ve created without MapMagic. Terrains are meant to use terrain layers, not materials. That’s why the MegaSplat template doesn’t work well, while VsProGraph does. Materials are for meshes. This tool is simple, and if you want, you can keep only the final terrain and delete the script and everything else. That’s really helpful for a dev like me. This tool is ideal for those who want to generate terrain relief but still apply their own textures and elements manually. Map Magic 2 Brush This tool looks good, and I would buy it if it weren’t so expensive. It’s a bit ridiculous to have to buy Spline + Objects + Brush just to use Brush. Without Spline and Objects, Brush is useless because it does exactly what Unity’s Terrain Tool already does for free. If we do the math, it costs $112.50 for all of that. For $199, you can get Gaia VS Pro, which is ten times more powerful than all the MapMagic solutions combined. Once it goes over $100, I’d rather spend the extra $87 for a more powerful solution. We should be able to buy Brush with all the Spline and Objects features for $50 without the auto-generation—just the brush. If I have to spend over $100, MapMagic won’t be my choice. MapMagic is fine, but it’s a very basic tool. In fact, the strength of this software doesn’t lie in its auto-generation features—AI-powered assets are much better.