Re: World Creator 2.4.0 B1 Win
Brie Hoffler
my name is from BiteTheBytes, the creators of World Creator 2 (www.world-creator.com). A few months ago we finished a Unity plugin of World Creator and heading now for the stand alone version (Windows, Mac and Linux). We were told that some people were asking for an Unreal plugin and that is why I have started this thread.
Tiling will be available soon for large terrain but until then I tried a repeating terrain using 1kmx1km tiles and set it up to import 6 by 2 grid in world composition to test out landscape LOD and it jut worked. Seeing mountains far away go from static mesh to landscape was great.
Recently they added an export to obj option. I originally started using that for my test of world composition but then I saw the LOD option in UE4 that does it for you. One nice feature if you want all your tiles to have the same height at their edges is you can set an area to cover only the edges and blend any terrain into that edge. Then assign an imported flat heightmap to that area or paint it or use the flatten filter and then export to obj.
I worked with my friend who was the creator of our world, and I was made an editor on this world. This past Sunday, my friend passed away suddenly which has left a profound sadness with me and our Horizon friends/community. I know he would have wanted us to continue to collaborate and continue building this world but as editors we have no capacity or ability to publish the world. Is there a process whereby we can get the world transferred. Our concern is that his account will eventually disable itself and we will lose the ability to manage the world entirely.
I have not received a response. I am not sure anyone really has an answer to it. In your case you have the creator, in my case the creator passed away. I hope we can get a solution to this because over time I see this becoming a larger problem for a lot of creators/editors.
You can use this link to share your world. However, users will not see your custom pins. If you want to collaborate try creating a lobby instead! A lobby allows multiple people to share a customized map. Anyone can add custom pins, mark off existing pins, and more.
[LEGACY ONLY] For windows users click "Choose File" and then paste this into the file name "%appdata%\..\locallow\IronGate\Valheim\worlds" (NO Quotes!) Then just select the .db, and .fwl (ctrl click on windows) with your world's name.
Please make sure you selected the correct world version. Remember your world version is not the version you are playing. It is the version you first created your world in! If your world was created on an older build than 0.202.19 (including 0.202.14 the original H&H update) some of your world locations will be wrong. This is because Valheim actually re-randomized your locations during the world upgrade process. Please use "world upload" (blue button) instead!
Project Setup Wizard: Import VRCSDK, custom Unitypackages, popular GitHub repositories, UPM packages and Unity Asset Store asset packages and initialize the project in your preferred way to get into actual creation of worlds without the boring part of setting everything up.
@oskarkogut Please excuse the delayed response! You would need to cut up the world creator terrain into tiles somehow - if it is unity terrain, and you have SECTR, you could use the terrain splitting feature in SECTRs terrain window for that, or the Terrain Toolbox package from unity has a tool for splitting as well: -tools@4.0/manual/toolbox-terrain-edit.html.
When you got it all split up, you would need to create a Gaia Terrain Loading setup with the same dimensions as your splits (e.g. if you have 4x4 splits at a sidelength of 512, you would need to create such a world from the Gaia Manager as well) and then throw out the terrains made by Gaia and put in your own terrains instead.
It might work as well to split up the terrains and open the Gaia Manager, and then act as if you would like to change the terrain setup to a terrain loading one. It is possible to open the Gaia Manager, and change from a terrain loading to a non-loading setup. I have not tested this yet with terrains made outside of Gaia though, so tread with care and backup your project before trying with production data.
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Attached to this post will be a chart I made detailing the known Powers and what they're like, categorized into 10 different sets. Internal/External, and Physical/Mental/Temporal/Spiritual. Very similar to Allomancy, yes. But you might have already done the math and realized "wait, that's only 8 sets, where's the other 2?" Well, the last 2 sets are the Internal/External sets of the Void Segment of the chart. Void powers originate from the second Shard of the world, Vengeance. Vengeance was Splintered by Odium in a struggle not unlike his battle with Ambition, but with Pragmatism stepping in to drive Odium off just after the Splintering of Vengeance. Vengeance's splinters settled onto the world (which, I still need a good name for, suggestions for that are welcome) and Pragmatism decided to oversee the Splinters to make sure they wouldn't wreak havoc on the planet's CR and PR. Thankfully, they remained mostly dormant, and time passed with Odium moving on and getting locked on Braize some time after the battle.
Ascended Forms are not full, Shardic Ascension like Sazed to Harmony. Instead, these forms are like mini-Avatar ascensions. A large reservoir of Investiture to be sure, but nowhere near as massive as a full Shard. However, a key difference now is that the Ascended Void user can draw on their reservoir with much less restriction. It's not artificially gated like Pragmatism's Investiture supply. This empowers the Ascended Void user to enact their vengeance upon the world, whatever it may be. And for many, this would be the extent of their power.
But for some, there is yet more to achieve. By remaining pragmatic despite their limits being relaxed, an Ascended Void user can earn a Splinter of Pragmatism, much like a Divine Breath from Endowment, doubling their capacity for power usage. This only takes place after proving their responsibility with an expanded Investiture pool, and the Intent of Pragmatism inside the Splinter will reinforce that slightly, much like how a whole shard warps the mindset of whoever the Vessel is. This way, Pragmatism can be reasonably certain that the Ascended Void user will remain responsible with their power. Often, when he grants this Splinter, he will tell the recipient of the greater Cosmere, and the battle between Odium and Vengeance, telling them of how dangerous and destructive Odium is, and entrusting them with the task of Worldhopping off of the planet to find some way of making sure Odium stays a non-issue for as long as possible. Some will take on this task, seeing how it's so important to not only this world, but many others, and some will decide what's more important is getting things sorted out on this world before tackling that much bigger issue. So few people have truly Ascended in this manner and Worldhopped that they're effectively unknown in the greater Cosmere, electing to stay hidden and plan things out in secret, pulling the strings from behind the scenes to orchestrate a true defeat of Odium.
Let's get started! Go to VRChat SDK > Show Control Panel > Builder. There, you'll see optional things you can set up in your scene as well as options to build your world. Go ahead and run through these operations:
Next you need to build the world! You'll need to choose what you will be doing first: you can either make a test build to test your world without uploading it, or publish your world directly to VRChat. Under both "Test" and "Publish" headings you will find buttons to publish a new build or your last build. Last Build takes the last successful build of the world to either test or upload. New Build puts a new world together to either test or upload.
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If you wish to test your world, press the New Build button under the Test heading. This will build a new version of your world and launch into the world in VRChat. The Number of Clients option is used for when you want to open multiple clients for testing networked behaviour.
Now, we can build and upload your world by pressing the "Build and Upload" button found under the Publish heading! This will build you world and get it ready for upload. Keep in mind that you're not permitted to upload content to VRChat that violates our Community Guidelines or Terms of Service. Doing so will result in moderation action.
If your world fails to upload, check Unity's console to see if there are any errors. If so, then solve them before trying to build your world again. Make sure to read the entirety of Unity's log, and click on errors to see additional information.
For Engine City: The Last Tree (below), I wanted this huge city-sized pit surrounding the last tree in this world. I imagined it being the tip of a large mountain that was completely covered by centuries of industrialization.
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