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I heard the guy who uploaded it is very handsome. :)
There has been an update.
'Clear after carve' added to the options.
Reset button still clears the nodes (should have renamed it
One more thing - so if I create a slope by using LerpHeight, the river's area will be sloped but flat (like in the tutorial), so it won't be a river. I can guess that I would have to then recreate all the nodes and select a proper depth in order to create a river in that flattened slope.
Maybe you could simply add a button that works just like 'Carve' but doesn't remove the nodes. It seems really simple from my point of view.
This would allow 2 things - to test whether the carved river is deep enough and possibly deepen it, or to carve a river in a previously-carved flat slope - all without having to recreate the nodes in order to tweak the depth.
I added an image describing how to create slopes.
(LerpHeight ignores terrain height when setting nodes. Only use when needed)
Adding features like branching, saving and further integration will not happen soon.
I actually like the suggestions but this mod is close to the limit of what I'm capable of.
(being vanilla might indeed solve this problem...)
I could not recreate the error; I guess it really is an exception (badum tsss)
#serious; I don't know what happened...yet.
Array index is out of range. [System.IndexOutOfRangeException]
Details:
No details
When I set the depth for start and end nodes to 2 (as shallow as IRL) and pressed LerpHeight, it didn't slope the river and a part of my river was going up for a few hundred meters (like the heightmap, so the mod didn't slope the river), which I wasn't able to fix and gave up.
You can make a slope by creating a rather wide river with a depth of 0.
*If your start- and end-node are at a desired height (by manipulating the terrain)
*Select LerpHeight; all nodes will now gradually descent
(some may float, some may be underground; don't worry, it's part of the plan)
*Select Carve; you should now have a smooth curved slope for your river.
Branches would be awesome but my skills aren't. I've tried but settled with this
It would be perfect if it was possible to create branches.
But for me it appears to be working fine.
Despite finding the situation kind of comical; I have no intent to be a jerk.
But I sometimes am
@Chamëleon. Don't worry. I know what you meant; we are.
Maybe I am freaky, ridiculous or whatever.
This is how I make my life enjoyable.
In each yellow point, with shift key the depth and width appear, it is changed by moving mouse. It's great to be able to change width and depth.
But you're just making yourself ridiculous.
Write a good, correct description of your stuff.
I took some time to think about it and the answer is 'no'.
I might be wrong but I think the provided images should be enough to get an idea what to expect.
A better description would be more practical but this is more fun; at least for me.
If subscribers-to-be would crave to carve and search for its functionality; ultimately they will find it and learn how to use it.
(It is not complicated nor freaky)
Kind regards.