ULandscapeEditorObject

Horizontally offsets the brush mask texture.

Vertically offsets the brush mask texture.

Rotates the brush mask texture.

Scale of the brush texture. A scale of 1.000 maps the brush texture to the landscape at a 1 pixel = 1 vertex size.

Mask texture to use.

Channel of Mask Texture to use.

Rotate brush to follow mouse.

If set, copies/pastes all layers, otherwise only copy/pastes the layer selected in the targets panel.

If checked, performs a detail preserving smooth using the specified detail smoothing value.

Whether the Eye Dropper mode is activated.

If checked, performs a detail-preserving smooth to the erosion effect using the specified detail smoothing value.

Constantly picks new values to flatten towards when dragging around, instead of only using the first clicked point.

Number of components X/Y to affect at once. 1 means 1x1, 2 means 2x2, etc.

The falloff at the edge of the brush, as a fraction of the brush's size. 0 = no falloff, 1 = all falloff.

The radius of the brush, in unreal units.

Whether to show the preview grid for the flatten target height.

Smooths the edges of the gizmo data into the landscape. Without this, the edges of the pasted data will be sharp.

Makes sure the gizmo is snapped perfectly to the landscape so that the sample points line up, which makes copy/paste less blurry. Irrelevant if gizmo is scaled.

Selects the Clay Brush painting mode.

Enable to flatten towards a target height.

If enabled, protects the selected region from changes If disabled, only allows changes in the selected region

Uses selected region as a mask for other tools.

Flattens to the angle of the clicked point, instead of horizontal.

Enable to make tools blend towards a target value.

Larger detail smoothing values remove more details, while smaller values preserve more details.

Number of erosion iterations, more means more erosion but is slower.

The thickness of the surface for the layer weight erosion effect.

The minimum height difference necessary for the erosion effects to be applied. Smaller values will result in more erosion being applied.

Whether to erode by lowering, raising, or both.

The size of the perlin noise filter used.

Whether to flatten by lowering, raising, both or terracing.

Target height to flatten towards (in Unreal Units)

Number of erosion iterations, more means more erosion but is slower.

Larger detail smoothing values remove more details, while smaller values preserve more details.

Whether the imported alpha maps are to be interpreted as "layered" or "additive" (UE4 uses additive internally)

Specify a height map file in 16-bit RAW or PNG format.

The landscape layers that will be created. Only layer names referenced in the material assigned above are shown here. Modify the material to add more layers.

New Landscape.

I have no idea what this is for but it's used by the noise and erosion tools, and isn't exposed to the UI.

Type of mirroring operation to perform e.g. "Minus X To Plus X" copies and flips the -X half of the landscape onto the +X half.

Location of the mirror plane, defaults to the center of the landscape. Doesn't normally need to be changed!

Number of vertices either side of the mirror plane to smooth over.

The number of components in the X and Y direction, determining the overall size of the landscape.

The location of the new landscape.

Material initially applied to the landscape. Setting a material here exposes properties for setting up layer info based on the landscape blend nodes in the material.

The number of quads in a single landscape section. One section is the unit of LOD transition for landscape rendering.

The rotation of the new landscape.

The scale of the new landscape. This is the distance between each vertex on the landscape, defaulting to 100 units.

The number of sections in a single landscape component. This along with the section size determines the size of each landscape component. A component is the base unit of rendering and culling.

Whether to apply noise that raises, lowers, or both.

The size of the perlin noise filter used.

Limits painting to only the components that already have the selected layer.

Whether to paste will only raise, only lower, or both.

The amount of rain to apply to the surface. Larger values will result in more erosion.

Initial Rain Distribution.

The size of the noise filter for applying initial rain to the surface.

Falloff on side of ramp.

Width of ramp.

Number of components in resulting landscape.

Determines how the new component size will be applied to the existing landscape geometry.

Number of quads per landscape component section.

Number of sections per landscape component.

The amount of sediment that the water can carry. Larger values will result in more erosion.

The radius smoothing is performed over Higher values smooth out bigger details, lower values only smooth out smaller details

Display order of the targets.

Height of the terrace intervals in unreal units, for the terrace flatten mode.

Smoothing value for terrace flatten mode.

Strength of the tool. If you're using a pen/tablet with pressure-sensing, the pressure used affects the strength of the tool.

Enable to make tools blend towards a target value.

Load UI settings from ini file

Save UI settings to ini file

Alpha/Pattern Brush.

Region.

Copy/Paste.

Called when a property on this object has been modified externally