How To - Making Sure Your Terrain is Flat. =]
Hi :mrgreen: I'm sure a lot of people who create worlds knows this so this is more for newer CAW-ers. :) I learned this from someone on Custom Sims 3... don't remember exactly who (blush) it can...
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Hi Rflong,
Hope you've had a good week, I'm still nursing a cold but I think it's finally starting to break.
I've decided to start my Flatlands world over again and was wondering how you even out the edges without having it look like there's a black hole under parts of the world so that the transition from land to water looks uniform but not have the water so high that it affects the mainland. Before there was an area that was raised by the edge and it looked hollow underneath. Kind of like a tent-shape in the ground. Using the arrow keys do help in working more closely to the terrain.
Do you scuplt and place roads as you go or get the areas you want flattened done first and then place the roads?
Thanks for you're help once again and I did find the showtime stages in buydebug. It also helps to filter the content to what you need. Less stuff to shift through that way.
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Hope you've had a good week, I'm still nursing a cold but I think it's finally starting to break.
I've decided to start my Flatlands world over again and was wondering how you even out the edges without having it look like there's a black hole under parts of the world so that the transition from land to water looks uniform but not have the water so high that it affects the mainland. Before there was an area that was raised by the edge and it looked hollow underneath. Kind of like a tent-shape in the ground. Using the arrow keys do help in working more closely to the terrain.
Do you scuplt and place roads as you go or get the areas you want flattened done first and then place the roads?
Thanks for you're help once again and I did find the showtime stages in buydebug. It also helps to filter the content to what you need. Less stuff to shift through that way.
Silver
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