Importing Real World Locations Into Unreal Engine 4 - Beginners Tutorial UE4

[@calaranisordo5709]

Certain features in this tutorial no longer work as of 2020. the free version of L3 cannot resize the heightfield beyond a cap that is around 2048. You do have to pay for the full version to do this and likely other steps in the tutorial. Upvote this so everybody knows.

[@poopydoop4781]

just get the trial

[@DodaGarcia]

Honest question, not being snarky: why would anyone want to do this? I legitimately don't get it. If it's just to simulate a real natural environment, those operate on the same fractal logic that is trivial to generate procedurally. If it's to use a real world environment, how does a topographic map accomplish that? It's not like elevations and plains look that different without the cities, vegetation and other factors that make them identifiable. I don't want to be a dick to this particular video because I don't know what was available back in 2017, but these days there are free addons that will download the entire geometry and texture for a region from Google Maps into a scene. I've only used it in Blender, where it's intuitive enough anyway, but I'm sure there must be something similar for Unreal where the community is so much more development-driven. But again, maybe I'm just missing what's supposed to be the usefulness of this process.

[@BallSniffer-ls6dg]

@@DodaGarcia just paint trees and grass n stuff

[@ScottBrady06]

6:19 “Raised evelata... uh, raised... (laughs) raised evolu... I’m not even gonna... elevation. Yea, it’s got raised evelation.” That’s cracked me up 😭😂

[@raydlee.mobile]

At 4:49, don't forget to remind viewers that the free version only allows sizes up to 2049, and you're using the pro version.

[@phil2415]

Why on earth did he specify 8192 in the first place? I'm sure there's a reason, but without explaining it just sounds like a completely arbitrary number!

[@gabrielepardi5178]

@@phil2415 8192 is the max resolution allowed (suggested) for landscape bu Epic in ue4

[@marcelolanger1896]

@@phil2415 That's the max resolution scale for Unreal Engine height maps, that's the limited side for map generating process from Unreal. To add more than that, you'll need to generate more Height Maps from the side areas.

[@marcelolanger1896]

Then you just have to add them at you project, and move them to their own placements.

[@cookingandjava7574]

"The level of detail in here is just absolutely astonishing!"

[@IamNeighborlee]

LOL I know I could nOT believe he said that -o_0,,what the hell was he ON.

[@ethanwasme4307]

Not so bad if you use a better DEM set ALOS 30m i.gyazo.com/1e930320aa60958a8e7b72a63816ad38.jpg Can get crazy resolutions like 8-5m done with LiDar in some places if you can hunt it down

[@GloriaAlMetalRN]

whith this method include a city houses buildings?? o is only the landscape the map? thank you so much

[@Retrocaus]

@@ethanwasme4307 how do you get the lidardata from a national park in canada?

[@AverageDev]

i always get CL3DTio_TIFF::LoadMapFile error: - unsupported compression mode CMapGroup::HF_ImportFromFile error: - call to LoadMapFile failed

[@AverageDev]

@Andy Gardner it's better we do something else rather than waiting for this ..it's always down

[@MZONE3D]

Note: if you are using this tutorial in 2019, the L3DT software standard edition only converts to 2049 x 2049 not 8192

[@grdicobo2858]

@H20Falcon Yes, use trial version of L3DT, it is free for 90 days and supports all pro features.

[@daveg4417]

The better workaround is to not use L3DT at all, use TerreSculptor instead. It's free for the full version and supports way more features.

[@seanc2893]

@@daveg4417 will it work with OpenTopography?

[@daveg4417]

@@seanc2893 - TerreSculptor can currently import the following DEM formats: ASC, BIL, BT, FLT, HGT, and GeoTiff. So it will work with that site if you choose one of those formats for the data.

[@reecebrauer7289]

This process is far too lengthy and unnecessary. Here is the far simpler version with the same result in a quarter of the time: 1) Import heightmap into L3DT 2) Resize heightfield (4092 for me but may vary based on how big you want yours) 3) Export as RAW file 4) Open Unreal and click on the landscape tab 5) Select Import height map and select your RAW file 6) Change the settings to what you need (Z controls height of imported heightmap) 7) Get on with making your game :)

[@clebo99]

I need to try this. Any good areas that I should test?

[@daveg4417]

4092 is NOT a recommended UE4 Landscape size. 4033 is. docs.unrealengine.com/en-US/Engine/Landscape/TechnicalGuide/index.html 4092 isn't even a valid Landscape dimension, 4093 is the closest valid size providing 31 Quads 2 Sections 2 Components, and it is no where near optimized. So your Landscape will be padded out from your dimensions anyway. I wouldn't use RAW either, it's way easier to use 16-bit PNG. RAW always assumes equal width/length unless you provide an ASCII header file. And it is way easier just to use the free TerreSculptor software to work with Digital Elevation Models and UE3. TerreSculptor supports more than 100 file formats and supports Unreal Engine directly. kzbin.info/door/_8MqFatjX_L7QqfuZpyHJg

[@IamNeighborlee]

@@daveg4417 Terresculptor has tiled output ?Anyway the website is very sparse don't trust it, OP just use l3DT which is well known PRO software with tiled output.

[@IamNeighborlee]

@@daveg4417 its notthat big a deal, I use 5101 and I've experienced zero issues!! Can you CITE issues with ue4 and raw ? why would they offer raw if its that bad ?

[@daveg4417]

@neighbor lee Yes, TerreSculptor has tiled output. See the Feature List page www.demenzunmedia.com/home/tsfeatures/ TerreSculptor has been around for more than a decade. It is developed by a UE3/UE4 Licensee and engine consultant. It has more than 50,000 downloads and copies in use. It is very trusted software. What a silly comment. What is it going to burn up your computer? If you want to do things the hard way with L3DT then go ahead. Here is the TerreSculptor KZbin channel kzbin.info/door/_8MqFatjX_L7QqfuZpyHJg Here is the TerreSculptor Facebook page facebook.com/DemenzunMedia/

[@majki74]

"This little island called Cape something" is 56 km long. LOL

[@gylsonlopez5925]

its Cabo Verde

[@DodaGarcia]

@Thickok 45 Thank you for translating into miles, everyone was very confused about whether 56km was a lot or not

[@byteparrot]

We are currently developing a free & open source plugin that simplifies this process - It also downloads the right OSM data and puts it on top - It should be finished very soon :D

[@VirtusEdu]

+byteparrot Sounds great, hit me up with an email when it's finished!

[@wasabi2103]

Any new information?

[@wimblesoft]

Any news about that? :)

[@Tavitooo]

So and any news?

[@Patinno]

How is your progress

[@Kyaroru_KYO]

Hey man, great tutorial! It's always great to see other's tips and tricks on how to do one job, so forget the people online in the comments talking trash. No one's perfect and I learned a new method here, so keep up the good work and thank you for your efforts!

[@Kyaroru_KYO]

Also to the assholes who think it's alright to talk shit because they're behind a screen, y'all can go fuck yourselves. Y'all get the general idea, if you don't like it, move on. don't be a little prick lmfao.

[@VirtusEdu]

Here we show you how to generate terrain for real world locations into UE4!

[@MashySob]

Virtus Learning Hub / Creative Tutorials can i use this to import my school?!

[@VirtusEdu]

+MashySob It only works with terrain, it won't do buildings, people etc 🙃

[@MashySob]

Virtus Learning Hub / Creative Tutorials oh. Oh well. Thanks for replying!

[@alanalmeida6882]

i just deleted viewport that thing from which we can view mesh can camera plz help what do i do

[@connormoorerocks]

Great news you can! all you gotta do is add your schools size info in to google earth and then you export the buildings from that in to 3dsmax or blender or something like that, then export them to get the correct file formats for unreal then import them to unreal as static meshs and you're done, search youtube there are some good tutorials on this subject I believe

[@pedroehler]

Hello, guys! I'm getting an error when I try to import my heightfield, can someone help me?: CL3DTio_TIFF::LoadMapFile error: - unsupported compression mode CMapGroup::HF_ImportFromFile error: - call to LoadMapFile failed

[@ExacoMvm]

You clearly fkd up something with the units :D

[@IamNeighborlee]

I think so too , no way its that small, and no way you're walking on any of that ;0-

[@racerx1777]

yeah he measures 35 miles in google maps. it is not kilometers

[@AdelaideBen1]

Thank you for making this before - I know this is now very old - but in case anyone is still using this as a reference, the scaling is wrong... my advice is that jumping on Google Earth takes little time - if you're going to use a real world location, check what it actually looks like (hint: it's not a pin-cushion of craggy rocks). Also, be careful when converting units - UE4 operates on a 1 unit = 1 cm basis,... so approximately 30 units = 1 foot. Best bet is always to give your created landscape a sense check to see if it looks about right (if you actually want it to be realistic). If you 're actually looking at some sort of extreme world, then this scaling works. Also see below comments on how to simplify this process using RAW.

[@benday5602]

pretty annoyed that this did not work looks like im going to have to do it the old school way, thanks for your tut though @Virtus as always very well presented and explained!

[@DakuAkuma]

I just wanted to say how much I love your videos. In just a few days of going through them I have been able to learn how to use this engine fairly well and after your conditions tutorial I have now made a extremely detailed stamina system and player controller for my game. Thank you for these.

[@joshuasilva7322]

Hey Virtus, I am getting an Unsupported Compression Error when I import it to L3DT. Any Help will be greatly appreciated!!

[@MarjoleinvanVliet]

hi there. As soon as I click "OK" at 10:08, I somehow keep on receiving L3DTio_FI::LoadMapFile error - Unsupported bits/pixel from my event logger. Whatsup?

[@bra1ns205]

Hello can someone tell why i got this massege??? CL3DTio_TIFF::LoadMapFile error: - unsupported compression mode CMapGroup::HF_ImportFromFile error: - call to LoadMapFile failed

[@FreakSheepVODS]

great everytime you import a map like this in the LTD3 pro CL3DTio_TIFF::LoadMapFile error: - unsupported compression mode CMapGroup::HF_ImportFromFile error: - call to LoadMapFile failed CL3DTio_TIFF::LoadMapFile error: - unsupported compression mode CMapGroup::HF_ImportFromFile error: - call to LoadMapFile failed

[@unrealenvironments-speedle782]

really interesting! i will try to use this :)

[@jaspervandijk27]

i even found you here XD

[@notscammeronyt]

OMG

[@humanbeing9140]

@@notscammeronyt .

[@isuru_shamika]

Then how to select india / srilanka without touching non-red area ?

[@vihangagunasekara9617]

OCT Benchmarks Hooooly shit! I live in Sri Lanka and just encountered this. That’s probably 1 in a million.

[@isuru_shamika]

gahata gahak moratuwe hambena seen eka thama :v gg

[@vihangagunasekara9617]

Eka Nam aththa.

[@CProton69]

L3dt just constantly errors cannot proceed to do anything.

[@MarjoleinvanVliet]

same here

[@RanjithKizhakkey]

Any thoughts on how to apply the texture map also from google satellite image ?

[@ogradus]

At 4:35 why did you enter 8192? Does it matter on the side of map that you have or? Thank you!

[@bra5081]

I think the heightmap should be cropped to be square before anything else. Unreal can handle non square textures but it makes things easier for the workflow to have the same size on x and y on the terrain.

[@geekgeneration]

thats why he merged the height map data with the black square to make it 1x1 scale

[@Qwiggalo]

Why divide by 8 when it gives you the KM and Unreal units = meters?

[@Romulus00001]

...not to mention the distance was in miles, not kilometers. 35 miles is ~56.5 KM... so umm... no idea :D

[@IamNeighborlee]

prob. why its BLOCKY--I hope so anyway as I wouldn't mind at all using this method for more realism.

[@JR-rp7vr]

You didn't explain why you used 2017 as tile size at 12:05 of this video. Please help! Thanks!

[@BoyOfTheFuture4987]

this is the recommended landscape size of ue4 ( check here for more - api.unrealengine.com/udk/Three/LandscapeCreating.html#Recommended+Landscape+Sizes )

[@MrZyprez]

@@BoyOfTheFuture4987 udk?

[@OmkarJagdaley]

CL3DTio_TIFF::LoadMapFile error: - unsupported compression mode CMapGroup::HF_ImportFromFile error: - call to LoadMapFile failed L3DT Keeps throwing this at me!!!!

[@amrut_sonu7822]

same with me too!

[@liridonfejzullahu1873]

@@amrut_sonu7822 same with me :(

[@327legoman]

Hmm. The biggest issue with this, is that the rest of the entire landscape layer continues on a flat plane at the Z=0, meaning that it's impossible to lower it any further and so adding any sort of sea seems impossible. How would you get around this and have a gradual increase of depth at the shoreline instead of just a flat plane?

[@SeriAutumn]

Thanks a lot man! This really helped

[@DodaGarcia]

So... not location texture, just topography that might as well be based on random noise? What's the point exactly?

[@3Daver]

Why not use DEM data like we've been using for 15 years? And you can go to tangrams.github.io/heightmapper/ export your heightmap, take it into World Creator 2 or World Machine or directly into UE4 and work from there - it's faster, easier and gets more clean results.

[@AIG26]

So, i`m at 5:03 where the resize stuff is happening. BUT, you are using the PRO version of this software and for free download (wich is not in your link, you have to click some and find) we are using the Standard edition. And by that the resizing feature is limited to 2049 x 2049, so you should specify that in your tutorial. There are some beginner users (as the title says) that doesn`t know this...

[@GnarGnar9000]

at 17:56, in my version, i only have one Terrain thing on my list despite how I'd selected many of them in the folder like you did. I've tried it twice now and I've got nothing. I thought maybe it was cus I never exported it as a tiled map in L3DT but you didn't either?! so.. i'm lost

[@teebeeoee]

Just awesome! Thanks for the tut!

[@no_alias_for_me]

It was 35 miles actually, not kilometers.

[@danton15h25]

not sure if you know this or not, but 35 miles is 56 KM shithead

[@baioskonst]

@@danton15h25 He is saying that the 35 value he used was not measured in KM but in Miles. Thats why he did the conversion wrong. Because 35 KM is NOT the same as 35 Miles. If you dont understand basic English and you have the nerve to call someone shithead for your lack of basic communication skills there is definitely a problem with you. Not even trying to hate, just try and educate yourself. You need to learn how to read properly first and foremost. And dont call someone shithead, especially when you are in the wrong.

[@TheSpidermycron]

thanks for great course , the software crash at step of minute 8:26 when i i try to apply hight , any idea ?

[@hermelin12]

anyone got an idea, crashes for me at that point as well

[@chiliphrosting9059]

Absolutely amazing!

[@GloriaAlMetalRN]

one question bro, what is the limit of Kilometers in Unreal? can i put an entire country o just less territory? thank you so much for your help

[@__foo__]

Is there an alternative program similar to L3DT ???? The site for the purchase of the software is under maintenance, the standard version does not let me change the resolution of heightlevel and the page to download the PRO version of the program for free is providing the wrong activation keys because the server is in maintenance...

[@mcihanaydemir]

I hated this sowfware. We need alternatives.

[@StevenMB1313]

Can´t even resize the heightmap to anything above 2017x2017 :(

[@arslantariq89]

You need L3DT Pro for anything above that

[@Deathend]

@@arslantariq89 It's no longer free.

[@TerenceStigers]

It's been almost a year and a half since you posted this. PLEASE tell me you've stopped using your desktop as a work folder.

[@reke9942]

ahahahaha i'm guilty as charged too

[@ΑλέξανδροςΝτόνας]

Man, you can change the desktop folder, also i am using desktop as work folder also there's no place to drag&drop a file but i can change folder or cleanup after a finished project and the objects/files that i've used, i just place them in the source so, what's the problem on that? it's quicker by doing it than finding the correct placement names etc etc etc....

[@IamNeighborlee]

Many DO, so they don't 'forget' to DO things, is there a better way ;0-0, Maybe yes , now, that MS has an actual , decent I hope, remind system linked in with callender, already had one, but hopefullly idiotic, hope this works better, but still really, what is a better option not a headache ?

[@samson2342]

i tried this but when i import it into l3dt its not the whole map and its pixilated.

[@diddleyshinyhunter]

Same :(

[@Chaosfoxx]

maaan the true power of the unreal engine 4

[@GloriaAlMetalRN]

this proyect is only the map ? or include the city too? and has to be small map cause a big the machine freeze, i have window 8 and my unreal ask me update the AMD Grafic Card to 19, but 19 is for window 10 thanks for the help somebody cause im new in this tutorial.

[@RedRowGT]

Where are you? Why 1 week not uploading?

[@jamiinesbitt4680]

Thank you Virtus!

[@astralman77]

another video you mention description links and i see none of them not sure whats up with that.

[@theRPGmaster]

"Raised evelation" :D

[@Audhumbla005]

"Yeah, raised elevation. That's right! Raised evelation... "

[@shayneoneill4680]

Hello Great video, Quick question when exporting overlapped files why is tile size 2017??

[@terrablader]

Would google earth import through blender be just as good as opentopohraphy?

[@SynthToshi]

can you do a video with buildings, like a urban city?

[@DodaGarcia]

Probably not from a height map

[@Qwiggalo]

Can we use anything other than L3DT to get the same results? Terragen, World Machine, etc?

[@mmmatic1]

Hi, pretty interesting video, but what if I was to create smaller environment lets say like 2.5km x 2.5km (small village and hills around). I have checked and opentopology doesn't really provide high quality heightmaps for small areas.

[@manamedia]

“Give it a few seconds”.

[@workflowinmind]

The process is interesting but the end result is wrong (I'm not sure if you were kidding when you said it looks "really really good"...(19:22)), you are using 8Bit values and distorting values improperly. Also if you want more details you can use the 30-Meter SRTM Tile Downloader (vs 90m in your version)

[@ronpreen]

@Virtus Learning Hub When i try to change the aspect ratio in L3DT, it says the maximum is lower than what you suggested. #Help plz

[@Mew-mu6ev]

Is it possible to add realistic buildings like? Or would you have buy that in the market place

[@nasserhalaza4537]

bro you are legend

[@playaahhd46]

This isn't working for me. When i download the .tiff from opentopography i get a small 16kb all black image, and when i import it into terreSculptor it's just a flat all black area. Adjusting the properties does nothing.

[@reeceytaylor]

would this work with urban areas (like NYC as an example) or is it just for places with elements such as cliffs and mountains

[@VirtusEdu]

Reece Taylor This will only generate terrain information, it won't take buildings etc into consideration.

[@reeceytaylor]

Virtus Learning Hub / Creative Tutorials that is a shame, is there a way to do this (or similar) with buildings

[@captainricco2777]

Hello. Yes it was extremely complicated. And, I don't think I'll give it a try just yet. Can't I just generate the same work by using a packaged asset on the store? Some kind of terrain maker?

[@terrablader]

How does the level tiling work? Does it load each tile separate like zones? As you play?

[@mrcodmac3200]

Hey if i want to do the same of you but i need the road and buildings it is possible ? Thanks you a lot

[@crazyAlexander23]

can i get hight map of Iceland? there is no red thing on it and i get this message "ERROR! The bounding box contains no data."

[@BenJamin-mq8eb]

Do you know how to migrate landscapes from one project to another? doesn't seem to work like with a usual mesh.

[@retorique]

With all the enhancements to Landscape and Importing workflows in Unreal, is all of this necessary as of 2021? Honest question, I'm just learning about landscaping in UE4.

[@VirtusEdu]

Hey Leo, Evan here! I haven’t dived into newer versions of Unreal’s landscaping, but I imagine there’s a handful of parts you’ll still need to do outside of the engine. For example, Sadly you can’t use the engine to get the world location so it needs to be external with some of the extra steps

[@ThirstyThursten]

@@VirtusEdu Yeah, so I'm also diving into Unreal right now, I found that OpenTopography doesn't have the whole world's height location anymore.. I wanted to try and import Yosemite Valley, but that data is not available (only partially) the site changed So as far as I know now " only select anything in the red lines" is super limited now. Can you confirm that? Or maybe I'm missing some settings or checkboxes? :)

[@osha6957]

how do you make it so you can use it in a game? I've tried level streaming but it just wouldn't work.

[@IamNeighborlee]

It will work as long as all squares are the same , then if you need more just search utube for ue4 world composition and you'll be fine. Takes getting used to, but easy after that.

[@dgloom]

Is this possible with an inland location such as a small village?

[@abm8017]

Great vid! Sound and vid mismatched though

[@IamNeighborlee]

Exactly VERY annoying, no way I'm doing this , takes too long too tedius, MUST be a better way.

[@Nekroido]

Kudos for doing the whole tutorial with someone walking around the room and probs making faces to you, heheheh

[@nicklithas6052]

When i export the files i do the same as you but after that i have a rar file that cannot be opened, can you help me?

[@WadelDee]

Is there a way to automate this? I would like to be able to write a program that can tell me if a specific point on the earth is either on land or on water, with really good precision. Or, even better, whether a rectangle on earth is mostly covered in water or mostly covered in land.

[@lauragarciaardura847]

Muchas gracias!

[@fl_mallu]

What was that line from "INCEPTION" About never create something from real world..????

[@lobo5212]

hoowwww dudee i been trying and i cant merge the black image with the map i just ccant passs through do u know any other way to import real world location to unreal ??'

[@anhatthezoo5856]

wrote the guide in 4 hours :')

[@sjru4eu4u45urjdrjrj]

I have to load the levels every time I restart. how can I set the levels to be loaded with every restart ???

[@VirtusEdu]

Hey Max! If you are referring to opening a specific level when you restart the engine, you can set the one you want the engine to open to in your Project Settings

[@sjru4eu4u45urjdrjrj]

@@VirtusEdu I have 32 levels, how can i make them to one???

[@JRussellGamerz]

L3DT Pro is NOT free

[@thefelieppe]

Download the free trial..

[@Devildoginvu]

Theres a standard version that is free. Anything "pro" isn't free. I don't know how you even thought you were travelling down the right path.

[@ZexellXIII]

Standard version wont load Heightmaps if they are too big. I used the exact same island he did in the video and it wont work. I didn't do anything else different, if anything I was tighter on the Island when scaling on Open Topography. I dont understand why it wont work.

[@humanoidpotato1233]

You can get the trial of the pro version for 90 days

[@all4onen442]

JRussell Just pirate it. What’s the big deal lmfao?

[@olory3869]

huum ... sorry but I think the altitude restitution is incorrect ... Something should have been wrong whith these calculations. I found the mountains too sharp and went to check on google earth. This island is not that high (even if google earth is not the best restitutor concerning relief) . Apart from this bravo to try to help in this field ... 👌 👍

[@harrykurakula6390]

He divided 35/8 where it should be 56/8.. In google maps, it's shown as 35 miles/56 km

[@Xethavosh]

@@harrykurakula6390 Why 8? 1 unreal unit is 1cm. 56km = 56,000 cm = 56,000 uu.

[@harrykurakula6390]

@@Xethavosh I am confused with that too

[@IamNeighborlee]

@@Xethavosh As noted above, he was wrong to divide as topo gives you miles already- or so its note above ^^^.

[@IamNeighborlee]

@@harrykurakula6390 See above ^

[@MinusZer0813]

So i must be missing a Step here after i get my Map from Open Topography and import it to LTD3 It come Out Very Low Res and cant Be used. Any Clue what i am doing wrong.

[@TheeRyanBrice]

The same issue im having right now, the rendering of the height map looks too pixelated, therfore, Im not able to use it

[@UnrealogyTutorials]

Can we import a whole city in this?

[@mattw940]

great tutorial...nuts the height map is literaly 12 pixels (4 pixels wide by 3 pixels high), it looks like as the area i am trying to get (a place where family used to live) is no more than a few hundred meters in total, which seems to be way too small for this to work. I am still looking but have yet to find a any way to get Accurate height data of sufficient detail for an area that small.

[@xPancakes4lyf]

nothig happens when i load the leveels?? how to i fix?

[@xPancakes4lyf]

wait... lol its waaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAYYYYY off the map lolol. yoour vids are awesome man!!

[@nhatnguyenanh8092]

can you help me when i loading map in to d3lt it said CL3DTio_TIFF::LoadMapFile error: - unsupported compression mode CMapGroup::HF_ImportFromFile error: - call to LoadMapFile failed How can i fix this pls help me

[@montaviews644]

good to know, thx :) i will never use it but its rlly interesting

[@MontChevalier]

Man, I'm having trouble with this. Can I get any help?

[@ajackso972]

Hey Virtus first of all i want to say thanks for all of the great tutorials. Next i would like to ask if you could possibly make one on RPG item stats. For example if a item has plus stamina it will raise the charater health... thanks again

[@connormoorerocks]

mate that is like the easiest shit ever and I've only been using unreal for less than a year

[@ajackso972]

Rob Jones im glad you found out how to do it.....but I haven't so any tips would be nice

[@ajackso972]

Thanks for the info man

[@connormoorerocks]

no worries I hope you were able to make sense of it, I am not amazing at explaining things I only just understand myself but honestly just watch the unreal tutorials, just any and everything on blueprints, networking stuff, stuff that you don't even think you will need because almost everything you learn is transferable, happy creating!

[@belazargaming4]

i followed you video to the spoken word but when i went to load the terrain files it did not load in im using 4.18.2 version of unreal engine is there anything different that must be done for it?

[@sama-mb6xq]

Hi did you solve it?

[@charliebrownau]

Interesting thanks

[@SteveBluesCluesSquad]

Might there be a way to soften the terrain? Your example looks good but not suitable if you want to populate it with buildings and what not.

[@98joetucci]

I cannot export as 2017 from L3DT it says tile is larger then width? what should I do

[@RETARDMOBILE]

get the pro trial for 90 days, its free on their site. the results arent the best though tbh, might find a different tutorial because this one has a ton of mistakes

[@mikeue4729]

how do you move the terrain in ue4 ? it's imported but it's like very far away from the center of the editor ...

[@youabcable]

Maybe the project change other compresion. I tried your tutorial and result CL3DTio_TIFF::LoadMapFile error: - unsupported compression mode CMapGroup::HF_ImportFromFile error: - call to LoadMapFile failed

[@rebootinteractive]

Have you figured out a fix for this?

[@TheOneAndOnlyDonnchaBoi]

Does this generate city's and stuff

[@maks3173]

thats santiago island in cape verde. Im capeverdean and i was looking for a tutorial to do the exat thing with my island (santo antão). looked like you did something wrong with the scale because santiago is not that rocky.

[@gaeten7499]

Does it work with unity

[@jonjetleewayne1939]

remake this video it dosnt work and its messed up

[@sama-mb6xq]

Hi! Amazing tutorial, I got everything to work! But I have 1 problem you need to help me with! I did all the steps and saved everything. But when i reload/restarded the level/project i made, the landscape is gone. It seems like all the landscape squares is packed in separate levels. What should i do? Can i somehow merge all levels together or something? Please help! (I can't open it)