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Implement Slope Sculpting Tool #96
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It's looking like I'll need this tool for my project. Do you have a particular idea in mind for how it would work? If our needs align, I could consider implementing & contributing it. Something like the flatten tool, where you pick a starting height, then click and drag, with the difference being the further you drag from your starting point, the lower the height gets, according to an angle setting? |
I'll take PRs for slope sculpting. I'm thinking: Select starting point, Select ending point, and it automatically creates a grade between them in the general shape and size of the current brush. Starting/ending elevations can be predefined with the other brushes. I've found when brushing heights that I need a slope to connect between a higher area and a lower area. I don't think I've ever needed an arbitrary length brush. Have you found differently? Where you want to start making a grade without a destination in mind? |
We're only just in the process of initially blocking out terrain. In our case, the destination doesn't matter too much because almost all space is unused. And it can be useful to guarantee a particular angle to the slope to ensure navigability. But I can see that if you've already got a lot of stuff on your terrain that you want to keep, it makes sense to need a particular end point. Do you see slope height brush as being:
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What I envision is a simple: Click start, click end, straight slope is created. No drag. However, if you want to do # 2, click start, click end, then it becomes drawable with height auto adjusting depending on proximity to start or ending points, also using opacity. That's an interesting option. Why don't you do both? Have a drawable checkbox. If it's not checked we get the instant straight slope. If checked it is drawable. |
What would opacity do here? |
Try the height brush with low opacity and you'll see it fills in more gradually than when it is 100%. |
I have split sculpting a slope from slope painting into two separate issues. Let's keep the discussion on sculpting a slope here. Painting based on slope has been moved to #282. |
Fixed by #297 |
This issue is for sculpting a slope. This should be a tool. For painting textures by slope, see #282
Brush Slope does nothing and was hidden in 283767e, merged in #91.
Implement it.
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