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What version of Unity do you have? And what Render pipeline?

Thank you:)

Thank you:)

Do you mean automatically adding trees and other objects, for example only to sloping terrain?

@@SetaLevelDesign yeah, I checked and found out that you can add layers, slope data etc when painting details, but you cant do that when painting or mass place trees

Yes, unfortunately, tree paint is very backward in this regard, as it doesn't even have a basic option for align to the terrain.

@@SetaLevelDesign Maybe they roll out something like that with the updated terrain tools they promised coming sometime in Unity 6 or 7

Thank you, Happy New Year to you too:) I'm still amazed that you wanted to recreate my scene:)

@@SetaLevelDesign Before finding your channel, I was just trying to build a scene. Since I found you, I have a completely different perspective on the process of making a play space. Your creations, when finished, come to life. They come out of the TV screen. And my work is just there on the screen. That's why I copied several of your works. I wondered if they would come to life then? And yes! ... They're much better. In the meantime, I learned a lot from you about building tracks. I think it's worth learning from an artist like you. I realized that it's often the little things ( a little to the right and down that barrel, or don't put so much trash there, or don't put that pallet there, or don't put that sidewalk there, or have a clump of grass there and not there, or don't have so much stuff in the room.... nice and pretty, but the player can't move properly) that bring the scene to life that I discovered in your work. All those models and their quality are only a third of the scene. Placing them, lighting them, filling them with sounds and animation is the other third. The right gameplay and FPS number, as well as the menus and other accessories are the last third. And I haven't even talked about the in-game videos that add to the atmosphere... what kind of cutscenes are in the walkthrough, how it affects the player's emotions... And there's the all-important artistic plus one percent. So I have a lot to learn.

Thank you for your kind words:) Yes, I agree with you on everything you wrote, it just seems so simple, a guy sitting and laying models, one here and there, but actually there are many hours of study behind it. And only when you start doing it, you will discover how much you don't know yet. Because even such simple creation at first glance covers many different areas that need to be known at least to a minimum extent:) Good luck:)

Thank you:) May this New Year bring you joy, prosperity, and all the things you hope for:)

Thank you for your kind words:)

Thank you:)

You need to download and install Terrain Painter from the Asset Store (link in the video description:))

You're welcome:)

I'm glad my video was helpful:) Do you mean the Day and Night system for URP or just the tutorial about ambient light from the skybox?

@SetaLevelDesign both if possible. I think I learned that ambient light only refers to areas of objects that have a shadow from a real-time light source. I thought my building would have light bounce through the windows, slightly lighting up the entire. But that was not the case. Do you know how I could simulate a brighter room with a real-time light pointed into the window? Thanks again for this vidro.

You actually have a few options if you want to use real-time light. One is APV using its scenarios when the light changes and the other is SSGI, which unfortunately consumes a lot of performance.

@@SetaLevelDesign thanks

Wind prefab is simply a gameObject with an added script that controls the wind of Book of the Dead assets. In the video "How To Use Book Of The Dead Asset Without Unnecessary Things" I show you how to prepare a package with these assets:) As for water, you need to enable it in Project Settings > Quality > HDRP > Water > Enable :)

@@SetaLevelDesign That was an incredible help! im for sure gonna ace this assignment, thank you so much!

@@ImDean_07 Good luck:)

@@SetaLevelDesign Would you be open to providing some mentorship for this assignment? If I manage to achieve a distinction, I’d be happy to offer some payment as a token of appreciation.

@@ImDean_07 Just if you have any questions or something is unclear, write here or email me (link in the channel description) I will try to help:)

I'm sorry but I didn't understand your question

"@SetaLevelDesign Dear brother, I'm asking if you create this type of terrain design and sell it on the Asset Store? If yes, how much do you earn from the Asset Store in monthly?"

​@@Reactions-z6o It's hard for me to say because I haven't posted such scenes on the Asset Store yet. You might sell 10 copies, or 200, but you could also sell nothing-it's hard to predict:)

@@SetaLevelDesign I’ve already generated 725 sales from a free asset! Now I’m working on paid assets and tools, so I’m hopeful that my paid assets will also perform well." 😊

How do you convert materials to HDRP? Unity's built-in converter? Send me by e-mail (link in the channel description) screenshots of what the grass looks like and a preview of the material, then it will be easier for me to answer why it is like that, because there may be many reasons:)

I'm glad my tutorial was useful to you:)

Unity 2022.3+ and HDRP 14+ :)

@SetaLevelDesign ok tysm

For water ? What did u used aswell because i dont have it , and for terrain painter how to import the script to make it foundable in the search bar ?

@marxed Water is only in HDRP, and you have to enable it first in Edit>Project Settings>Quality>HDRP and set Water to Enable there. The link to Terrain Painter is in the video description, just install it and you should be able to find its script without any problems:)

Tysm

You're welcome:)

Happy Christmas to you too🎄

Hűha! Köszönöm szépen! Ez tényleg sokat jelent nekem. Csodálatos vagy 😊❤️ // Wow! Thank you so much! It really means a lot to me. You're amazing😊❤️

@SetaLevelDesign ❤️

Unfortunately, water is only available in HDRP, it must be enabled in Project Settings>Quality>HDRP :)

Unfortunately, I don't feel like I'm strong enough in my English to create a whole training. At the moment I want to try to create more and more tutorials to at least explain a little to beginners what it's all about:)

Since it's the end of the year, I won't have time to prepare a slow design, but there will be a lot of them in the new year:)

Thx:) I'm glad my tutorial was useful to you:)

Thank you:) Yes, I already have a few such videos in mind, and just like you said, more universal ones and not necessarily aimed only at HDRP or URP:)

Thank you:)

Look for the Voucher in the video descriptions from this year because it is still unclaimed:)

@SetaLevelDesign how to claim

@@Ankit-Babu-v22 On the asset store, click on your profile and Redeem Voucher

@@SetaLevelDesign claimed, but it is in hdrp and I am creator of urp

@@Ankit-Babu-v22 Therefore, by the end of the month you can still collect Missing Script Remover, which works in URP and may come in handy:)

Check if you have HDRP installed correctly because unfortunately water is only in HDRP:(

@SetaLevelDesign oh ok thanks i will😁

From the StampIT package (link is in the video description:))

Thank you:) I have BOTD prepared as I showed in the video "How To Use Book Of The Dead Asset Without Unnecessary Things" and it works without any problems with Unity 6, you just need to connect the diffusion profiles because they do not load correct in 6. Shaders and everything else works without a problem:)

Not yet:) but I love their games and the enviro they create is probably the best and most refined I've ever seen, maybe they'll contact me in a few years when I have at least 3% of the skills they present:)

It's hard for me to put a price on it because it's a really small scene:) Usually, in such cases, i simply set an hourly rate:)

You're welcome:)

Sorry but I didn't understand:)

I understand you perfectly:) On my end, I try to add links to free Unity assets in the "Community" tab whenever I find something worthwhile. This way, even those who are just starting out or don’t have money for assets can begin creating:) As for Slow Designs, more of them will appear soon, including those using free assets:) So I think you’ll find something for yourself too:)

You're welcome:) As for your question, it's hard to answer without seeing the scene and test it, but I'll try to guide you on what you can do: - Realtime lights and reflection probes may not be the most optimal solution because they will be recalculated in every frame. So while some of the lights can be left in realtime so that they cast some dynamic shadows when the player moves, in the case of reflection probes I would rather use two versions. One baked when the lights are on and the other when they are off, then I would swap these reflection probes with a script depending on whether the player turns the lights on or off. - As for lightmaps, if you want to use them, I would do exactly the same, i.e. swap them when switching the lighting. - Light probes for dynamic objects, absolutely - In HDRP (I don't know what RP you use) there is also SSGI which can handle such situations but it is not very efficient in terms of optimization, although you would have to test it because it might work for you. - Local APV on paper it sounds like it might be the best solution because then you can use the light scenario for on and off lights and switch them when the lighting changes. But I would have to test it because APV is still new to me:) I don't know if I helped you in any way, but like I said, without seeing the scene it's hard to say what would work best:) And don't apologize for the long questions, if I can help I'll gladly answer them:)

​@@SetaLevelDesignThank you Seta. It helped a lot. Actually, your videos inspired me to create a great exterior scene.

Did your terrain disappear or become pink after adding HDRP? If it became pink, then in the Project window, go to Packages> High Definition RP> Render Pipeline Resources> Material> and find "DeafultHDTerrainMaterial" and then click on your Terrain in the Hierarchy window and in the Inspector window go to Terrain Settings and attach the material you found earlier to the Material window:) If you want to add LOD to the terrain, you can only do this if you add prefabs as Terrain Tree, but I do not recommend doing this for grass. If you have only LOD prefab , it is better to use the method I mentioned at the beginning in "8 Things You Should Know As A Beginner About Unity Terrain" video and add regular prefabs as paint detail:)

You're welcome:)

Nie ma sprawy:) / You're welcome:)

Thank you:) It's quite a simple scene, so I just created it out of my head:)

Are you talking about Drag&Drop Volume? Most likely you didn't remove the Directional Light you had on the scene before, and it gives too much light. The prefabs already have the Directional Light built into them, you just need to adjust the exposure to your own preferences:)

@@SetaLevelDesign So i should take out the directional light, right? That part of the tutorial was so fast. I could barely catch up.

@@SetaLevelDesign How do I adjust as well?

@@abdullahmohammed8878 Yes, you need to turn off the directional light first. In the Hierarchy, expand the prefab, and in the Global Volume, you will find the Exposure settings. You can adjust them according to your personal preferences, but this is optional since it is already configured for the scene:)

Which version of Unity are you using and what render pipeline?

@@SetaLevelDesign I download the latest. How do I check that?

I will try to prepare such a tutorial:)

@SetaLevelDesign thank you so much, I'll be waiting for it 👌💪

Thank you:) It's a very simple scene, so setting the lighting was probably the least of the problems:)

Thank you:)

Thank you:)

Thank you:) Actually, you're right because the combination of free assets and URP hasn't been on the channel yet:)