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Hi Paul, thanks for the comment. Alternatively to using the widget, you can repeat the same procedure you used for the assets, but this time for the tiles: use the datasmith plugin and select the tiles you want to import.

Hello Philippe, thanks for your comment! I’m quite positive that Trian3DBuilder will support the new cool features that Unreal 5 offers, our developers are working on it. As far as exactly which ones are being included in next release’s roadmap plan, it has not yet been communicated. We will let you know as soon as it happens.

@@TrianGraphics Hello, are there any news regarding the roadmap of the Trian3DBuilder integration into the new features of UE5?

​@@VI_JH We have already exported terrains from Trian3DBuilder to Unreal5 and the result is very good. Both models and materials take advantage of the instance system, so the import process to Unreal Engine 5 is very easy, achieving high levels of quality and performance. If you want to be informed about Trian3DBuilder news, don't hesitate to sign up to our newsletter!

Hi. Yes, Trian3DBuilder offers some special integration with Unity as well. We will do a tutorial in a short future about it, meanwhile we encourage to get the manual as reference, where that process is also described.

@@TrianGraphics Still waiting for the Tuto!

Hi, we will do one in a short future. It is a quite stright-forward process, since it can be exported in fbx, and then imported directly into Blender (as fbx)

Yes, you need to generate the terrain (f9) Check out the first steps guide tutorials. You can find the First Steps Guide PDF by pressing the "Help" button in the main menu bar of Trian3DBuilder. The tutorial videos complement that guide: th-cam.com/play/PLNbJFS5Av4HwnTt88GSi3zxUW8kf9cLmX.html

Select some vector in the 2D view, and after switching to the 3D view, press "v" (the shortcut to zoom to selection)

Thanks, we appreciate all suggestions! We will be adding new tutorials on the following months, once we are done with the roads play-list we will update some of the basic terrain generation tutorials. Just the process to export from Trian3DBuilder to Unreal is the same as the one described in that tutorial, regardless of the source data used to generate the terrain.

We can't recommend at the moment any special platform, it would be unfair not to list all of them. And to list of all of them it would be also difficult.

Thank you for making my day, I was really frustrated trying to find a tutorial for it actually. Thanks again <3

Hi Vaasu, the Trian3DBuilder trial includes some .tiff elevation data, you will find it under your documents, on the Trian3DBuilder folder. Usually, for the 7.3 version, the path is C:\Users\Public\Documents\Trian3DBuilder\7v3\elevation\geotiff. That is the elevation data used on the tutorials.

And how to get satellite images?

@@Phoenix_VR ​ Hi Valeed, the satellite images for the tutorials are under: C:\Users\Public\Documents\Trian3DBuilder\7v3\satpics\usa Apart form that, there is a pdf Quick StartGuide showing that information that also includes further tutorials that you may find interesting. You can find it in the main toolbar, under the "help" button.

@@TrianGraphics i cant find the elevations\geotiff inside of mines and been llooking for awhiel now lol

@@unique8721 Usually, for the 7.4 version, the path is C:\Users\Public\Documents\Trian3DBuilder\7v4\elevation\geotiff. That is the elevation data used on the tutorials.