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1 - Generate your L3DT map via the Wizard if you're unfamiliar with it. File-->Export map-->(select) Heightfield File format - (pulldown) select 'RAW' -type in a File Name -check 'resize for export' -1025 size (default) Operations-->Alpha Map-->Alpha Express (png) The raw is your heightmap and the png is your splatmap. Move those to your Assets folder. 2 - Make sure 'Tom's Terrain Tools' is installed per his instructions. 3 - In Unity Terrain-->Create Terrain Add your 4 textures in Unity as normal Terrain-->Import Heightmap RAW --Bit16 --Windows Now you should see your heightmap in your first colour chosen. If the mountains are too high, then go Terrain-->Set Resolution and change the 600 value.

Just change those numbers until you get the desired height of your mountains and valleys. Now for the rest of the colour of your terrain. In Unity, select your png texture in the Project folder and in Inspector change it to ARGB 32 bit and hit the Apply button. Download El Matador Pc Iso Torrents. Now you won't get an error message to change it to 32 bit RBGA as you've just done it.

Now to add the splatmap. Terrain-->Tom's Terrain Tools-->Splatmap If you're sand is in your mountain area and your grass under the sea, then just change the order of your textures until it's right (ie, the terrain paintbrush textures as if you were painting one from scratch - the same ones you loaded above).

That filter should have been included in your install. I did search the L3DT forums at lunch to see if I could find what was causing your error and couldn't find anything using keywords 'alpha' 'express' 'atFilterAM' or 'alpha' + 'error'. You might want to try * contact aaron at bundysoft.com or post the problem on the forum * reinstalling incase that filter didn't get installed for some reason (you might just be able to reinstall over rather than uninstall/reinstall) I'm using version 2.7 I believe.

I am using L3DT Pro a lot as well, so according to your first question, there are some other things you want to do in order to generate the Texturemap. I dont know whether you did so, so if yes.simply ignore this here: after you finished working on your highfield, work down all the operations, beginning from the - Watermap (which also generates the Sanity map), - the Lightmap (which will bring the shadow map), - the Terrain Normal map, - then the Atributes map (which will tell the texturemap where to paint what) - and at the End the Texturemap.

So once the texturemap is finished and you switch to the 3D Editor, you can also edit the texturemap by directly painting parts of the map as you want to. You can detail out certain beach areas and paint them in a specific beach color afterwards, or you can create forest areas or paint mountain areas. After you finished working in 3D make sure to always refresh the texturemap or even close and reload it again to become the new painted parts shown up. According to your Highfield question: The Highfield actually dont need the satmap size.

I dont know I might be wrong, but I always load the 4096x4096 sized highfield into visitor.