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The free version is a plane with 225 bones arranged in a lattice to make terrains. It also comes with 17 sliders to have total control of the materials you place onto them.
The Enhanced and Deluxe are super buffed up versions of this model. There's so many features and things it can do, that I can't list them all in a small paragraph, but I made a video that covers as many of those features as I could.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHdcqWzxEB8
To put it short : The Deluxe takes the scene-building process which could have otherwise taken days or weeks even, to only a few minutes. The authored 4k textures that come with the deluxe allow you to emulate virtual blend texturing, which lets you explore a huge space of terrain types, at a quality level that matches well other modern engines like Unreal.
There's a character limit on Steam comments, so if you want, I can elaborate far deeper on the difference if you join our discord (linked in the description)
Cheers
The model is a mod, like how TF2 or HL2 are mods. you just drag and drop it into your mod folder like you would installing other games (and edit the gameinfo.txt)
There's several reasons why these tools are mods. For one, there's gonna be plenty of tools in the future, and this places all of those tools in a single neat place...and makes those tools which can be rather complicated in nature, easier to install.
Another reason: is that sliders aren't intrinsic to the model, so if you were to load the model in the model browser rather than as a session or as a shot element it will still appear still, but just without any sliders.
Btw if you have any questions i can just walk you through it if you need. join the discord server. im around.
But let's be honest this shit is dope dude