you ever play runescape once upon a time? you like runecrafting?

@@Fivestar5000 lmao yeah, I still play OSRS sometimes =p

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One time, mine took 30 minutes to open

1 hour in 4gb ram

Cuz it's very buggy and slow. Unity used to crash 24/7 on 2019 and 2020 and 2021

Yes, and it reminds me when as a kid I used to load a tape on my Commodore 64. It's honestly embarassing it happens in 21st century!

Not even close. This is the first 5 minutes of class.

In my 2nd year and I gotta agree, but this is just game development, and we go through all this in literally like 20 mins then move on to the next topic. Thats why im watching this vid rn

@@thepsychicpeach8425 this does not sound like a good program. There are not many. You know what, you guys are right. Most programs are taught by amateurs who have not watched these UKposts videos.

The idea is to show every part of how I build up the world without skipping any steps, but there are parts where I obviously speed up the texturing/terrain painting from real-time

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Hell, even after 5 or 10 years or 50+ years you'll still discover stuff and learn new things: Unity is a huge product built by thousands of devs at more than one company (yep, they collab with other companies and adopt 3rd party tech), so don't feel bad! I've been in the industry for nigh on 17 years and I think I still spend most of my "free" time learning new stuff -- lately it's been a lot of SideFx Houdini + Unity integration and procedural content stuff ... Unity is full of rich secrets ... for example, did you know that tags and layers are actually _very_ powerful and kind of necessary for big games? A tag doesn't have to be a simple string, they can be nested/grouped. You simply use the "/" char to make sub-categories like: "Car/Engine", "Car/Wheels", "Car/Chassis", "Car/Default" ... or "Gun/Magazine" and "Gun/Optics" and so forth ... Also, you can duplicate an object say 100 times and you have 100 copies all in exactly the same position, right? You can spread them out with "placement expressions" right in the transform X, Y, Z fields in inspectors! It supports spacing/spreading them out, even stuff like math equations ... so you can use trigonometry and place objects with a sine wave 〰️ ... duplicate a bunch of cubes or spheres and try writing R(0, 10) or L(0, 5) into a field for an X, Y or Z value 😮

i agree

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that was kind of random @@user-tu7ug2kx7t

Exactly why I made this tutorial, terrain manipulation is often taught/learned wrong. Taking a coarse pass then finer passes tends to produce much better terrain :)

Just starting this channel out! Will definitely be posting a lot more tutorials in the coming weeks

Exactly, one of the best, most no-nonsense, straight to the point videos I've seen

@@spaderdabomb dropping a comment to say I liked the vid, and you got a sub from me by it...looking forward to future content...Keep creating...~~Just me, RD

Awesome! Building games is extremely hard, don't let anybody tell you otherwise. Worth it though!

Occlusion Culling :)

how to make grass move when touch.....will be helpful:)

water!! i guess, its one of the most important features.

@@dunko302 part 2 is out and I included water! check the channel =p

Great tip, I’ll have to play around with that!

That low poly nature pack is awesome for getting open world projects started, GL!

Will cover this in tree next video. A few things u can try tho. There is a random spread on the tree height in the tree settings, try turning that spread down and play with the tree height. You can also try adding a capsule collider to the tree prefab and adjust it as necessary. If none of that works, you can try going into the prefab and translating the LOD groups down a bit

I changed from pine cut to regular pines and other trees, fixed it for me

np =)

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Thank you man, hope you don't mind if I specifically mention you in part 3 when we fix this =)

@@spaderdabomb holy crap I did not see your answer ! Dude I'm IN THE VIDEO I LOVE IT! THANK YOU SO MUCH!

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My only suggestions are turn the detail density up for the grass and increase your brush strength/opacity in the brush settings. If those don’t work, feel free to join my discord in the description and send a screenshot there. Then I can help a bit more.

Hello. How you doing? I had the same "issue". When creating a new brush for the grass, make sure to change the "Detail density" to 5. Originally, it's only 0.1 and it looks really off. Hope that was your problem!

I covered a ton of ground here! Some of the topics you can look further into are shaders and shader graph (I have a tutorial on my channel), LOD groups, meshes/billboards/imposters, texturing (triplanar texturing for more advanced topic), skyboxes, post processing, and environmental volumes. Also look out for part 2 of this tutorial series soon!

Make sure in your grass settings you turn up your detail density (the higher the less clumpy). You could also try increasing brush strength if that doesn’t work.

Part 2 dropping today!

Yes, just change the scale in the prefab. I think I changed my scale to 5 in the video.

This works in most recent unity version, but make sure you are using the correct render pipeline! This setup is for the built-in render pipeline. I am gonna guess you setup a project in URP. Do you know which pipeline you're using?

As long as you place assets with the terrain tool, the performance (of the assets) is controlled by the terrain, but as you saw in the video, in the end, you control the draw distance for tress, objects, grass, etc. So you could turn down terrain draw distances while inside houses where you can't see them anyway, it's up to you to make it perform good

You can definitely get great performance building a world like this. There are a lot of complex techniques to use for boosting performance. Keep watch for a future tutorial I’m planning on this topic

Ohhh, can't wait for your next video!

For sure! Working on some now =)

Procedural is tough but a few months I learned how to make a world using proc gen. Planning it for a future video actually, I would say its planned to release ~3 videos from now

I chose the wrong prefab here actually, I talk about the fix in part 3!

The URP converter doesn't work because there's custom shaders, HOWEVER, the pack comes with a URP converter that you need to use. Find the folder inside the assets named "SRP" (for scriptable render pipeline) and double click the unitypackage inside to install for URP

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Of course!

Hmm, is it possible you didn’t fully fill those areas in? Even with high detail density is can still be patchy if you didn’t fully brush it in. If that doesn’t help u can try joining discord and we can debug more there

@@spaderdabomb yeah it is fully filled in. It renders well when I get close to it. However at a distance it looks like there are holes where grass should be, until I move closer.

@@Hornet15_ And it's not the detail distance in terrain settings? You could try setting that higher. If that doesn't work, maybe I can help more if you post screenshots in discord

np =)