Great tool and easy interface. This is exemplary work. Congratulation!

loooooks amazing! except for the z-sorting errors

Looked very convenient,thank you for your help!

yes, this is definately one of the best outdoors i have seen here. i like the second shot. it looks damn coool!

thanks for the contribution!

btw, i like those funny dancing trees. made me laugh

Pretty cool. Thanks.

Very nice contribution!

Ironically i found a 15 to 20 fps jump in the lite-c version by simply removing the set(my, INVISIBLE) and reset(my, INVISIBLE) sections from each function. Apparently the INVISIBLE flag does nothing for performance?

Very nice indeed, thank you!
Just a small question, how do i make areas with no terrain? Now it keeps spawning in my water.

Good question RandomDude. i forget water.
Use it for water problem;
http://mirror.pantharay.com/vegetation.c
(right click&save as)




@S3an; No. invisible flag for performance. Maybe you are right just for demo. But you use 4000/5000 entities and smooth land,performance very low(if you close invisible/visible function). Look at the Jungle Demo .(walk and fly play)

Thanks for all nice comment.

Thx.

Edit2:
Nevermind, But a new problem came up, There is some kind of fog over my water wich makes it really dark.. But i cant figure out what makes it.
(Im using slins watershader with the render2texture.dll for my water.)

SOLVED!
scanner_func_startup used the water material for some reason.. Well well..

I like very much this contribution. Thanks Emre !
I just need more control on the way the vegetation and rocks are set, so I am going further on your script by adding a bitmap mask where

• red channel is for the trees,
• green is for the bushes 1,
• blue is for the rocks,
• alpha could be for the bushes 2

Channel value (0 -> 255) will be used for the density.
There is still random settings for natural effect.
In the black area of the bitmap, nothing is set.

I am getting first results with the red channel, as you can see here :

Here is the bitmap:

Another example