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Grome Terrain Modeling with Ogre3D, UDK, and Unity3D

Grome Terrain Modeling with Ogre3D, UDK, and Unity3D

By : Richard A. Hawley
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Grome Terrain Modeling with Ogre3D, UDK, and Unity3D

By: Richard A. Hawley
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Overview of this book

This book is a practical guide with examples and clear steps to explain terrain modeling with Grome. If you’re a developer or artist looking for a guide to walk you through GROME 3.1, then this book is for you. This book will help you from the first step to exporting a terrain as a workable art asset in a game engine.
Table of Contents (9 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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1. Creating Virtual Landscapes
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1. Creating Virtual Landscapes
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Describing a world in data
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Texture sizes
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The huge world problem
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Planning our first project – the brief
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Starting GROME
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Summary
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2. GROME Workspace
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2. GROME Workspace
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Viewports
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Workspace panel
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Tools panel
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Workflow/creation path
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Zones
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Example – volcano island
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3. Heightmaps
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3. Heightmaps
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Modifier toolsets
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Example – the Heightmap layer stack
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Heightmap layer operations
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Selection masks
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Example – putting it together
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4. Textures and Lighting
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4. Textures and Lighting
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Performance consideration for mobiles
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Working with material layers
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Assigning zones to a layer
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Color textures
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The texture toolset
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Vertical texture mapping
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Let it snow
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The brush tools
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The package browser
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Decals
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5. Bring Me a Shrubbery
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5. Bring Me a Shrubbery
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Exportability of vegetation
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GROME detail objects and billboards
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6. Water, Rivers, and Roads
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6. Water, Rivers, and Roads
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Water layers
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Water toolset
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Creating rivers
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Roads
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7. Exporting to Unity, UDK, and Ogre 3D
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7. Exporting to Unity, UDK, and Ogre 3D
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Unity
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Unreal Development Kit
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Ogre3D
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Index
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Workspace panel

All of the editing functions we'll be using are located in two main areas of the interface; the Tool panel and the Workspace panel. Both of these panels are headed by two rows of tabs which we make good use of, so get familiar with them.

The first row is like a master mode and the second row of tabs gives access to the submode. The Workspace panel is located to the left-hand side of the viewports in the default interface layout.

Workspace tab

Workspace is an overview of what our current scene contains, scene settings, layers, and any objects we're using.

Scene tab

The scene tab allows access to how a scene is rendered and contains settings for the camera field of view (FOV), camera range, lighting, and fog. This is illustrated in the following image:

We can adjust how a fog is rendered by changing the color and range through the scene.

  1. Click on the Workspace master mode (first tab icon).

  2. Select the Scene tab to bring up the scene tree.

  3. Right-click on the Fog node and select Properties...

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