+ Are you building a snow scene in the sky and need physics base for the ground
+ Do you lack terraform rights but are desperate for snowy ground?
Then this set is for YOU!
With these square sections you can lay down a simple snow base. Pop on a few winter trees or add detailed winter features - the choice is yours. Physics included so you can walk on these straight out the box.
These pieces will work happily with my various snow sets - see links below.
++ In the box:
9 x physics enabled land form pieces
2 x snow textures (samples form Skye Terrain packs)
These are square tile sections as follows:
32 meter sections (2 prims each)
Flat 1 - flattish piece with gentle snowy drifts
Flat 2 -flattish piece with gentle snowy drifts
Horseshoe - simple horseshoe shape
Hill - simple one peak hill
Path - straight path with banks either side
Corner path - 90 curved path with banks either side
Bowl- A flat arena with banks all round
64 meter sections (2 prims each)
Flat - flattish piece with gentle snowy drifts
Contour - with more pronounced drifting mounds
All pieces have good physics so you will not fall through when building a sky platform.
See images for included pieces.
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Wow! Wow! omg, wow!
This set of snow landforms are Amazing and especially the look!
I am impressed and thank you as I was not expecting this Greatness!
Square edges issue but its ok
Sadly the square edges annoy me a little, its very hard to design a seamless terrain. But i think this is designed because its hard to make seamless mesh work with each other properly on all edges. So for what it does its ok, you can put the landforms to sink or squish them together and the seam might go away.
If you want to cheat you can try to use pbr stuff on it, and it works sort of, so it doesn't mean you have to just use it for snow. It works nice for sandy terrains too.
For a 32 x 32 area or 64, it'll do as intended.
Nice but---
It would be great if a flat flat one was provided, in case one lives in a flat flat parcel, the gentle slopes show through my home's floor and no I can't move my home.
Does not have "good physics" as advertised
I only reviewed the Hill piece and was very disappointed in what's considered "good physics". As you walk around the Hill piece, you range from floating almost .5 meters above the land to being knee deep below the land. Nice forms, but useless if you plan to walk on them.
