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[[File:Ylands Terrain Volume Icon.png|right||Icon]] | [[File:Ylands Terrain Volume Icon.png|right||Icon]] | ||
Much like a [[Ylands Game logic - Water volume|Water Volume]], this tool allows the creator to add areas of terrain. However, this tool is more powerful and also allows the creator to remove terrain from an area, delete entities from an area, and the area itself can be many more complicated shapes, instead of just a block [[Ylands Zone|Zone]] with 3 dimensions. | Much like a [[Ylands:Game logic - Water volume|Water Volume]], this tool allows the creator to add areas of terrain. However, this tool is more powerful and also allows the creator to remove terrain from an area, delete entities from an area, and the area itself can be many more complicated shapes, instead of just a block [[Ylands:Zone|Zone]] with 3 dimensions. | ||
= Properties = | = Properties = | ||
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* Capsule | * Capsule | ||
[[File:Ylands Terrain Volume - Capsule.jpg|150px]] | [[File:Ylands Terrain Volume - Capsule.jpg|150px]] | ||
* [[Ylands Game logic - Path|Path]] | * [[Ylands:Game logic - Path|Path]] | ||
** Sweep Shape: Road <br>[[File:Ylands Terrain Volume - Path 1.jpg|250px]] | ** Sweep Shape: Road <br>[[File:Ylands Terrain Volume - Path 1.jpg|250px]] | ||
** Sweep Shape: Tunnel <br>[[File:Ylands Terrain Volume - Path 2.jpg|250px]] | ** Sweep Shape: Tunnel <br>[[File:Ylands Terrain Volume - Path 2.jpg|250px]] | ||
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==== Dimensions ==== | ==== Dimensions ==== | ||
All shapes have an X, Y, and Z dimension, with the exception of Sphere (only radius) and [[Ylands Game logic - Path|Path]] (only width). | All shapes have an X, Y, and Z dimension, with the exception of Sphere (only radius) and [[Ylands:Game logic - Path|Path]] (only width). | ||
=== Material === | === Material === | ||
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= Notes = | = Notes = | ||
* No [[Ylands Script tiles list|Script Tiles]] can currently be used with Terrain Volume. | * No [[Ylands:Script tiles list|Script Tiles]] can currently be used with Terrain Volume. | ||
* Once the terrain is added or removed, or the entities are deleted from the area, the Terrain Volume can be moved or deleted. This is another difference between Terrain Volume and [[Ylands Game logic - Water volume|Water Volume]]. | * Once the terrain is added or removed, or the entities are deleted from the area, the Terrain Volume can be moved or deleted. This is another difference between Terrain Volume and [[Ylands:Game logic - Water volume|Water Volume]]. | ||
[[Category: Ylands 1.5]] | [[Category: Ylands 1.5]] | ||
[[Category:Terrain Tools]] | [[Category:Terrain Tools]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:36, 16 November 2022
Description
Much like a Water Volume, this tool allows the creator to add areas of terrain. However, this tool is more powerful and also allows the creator to remove terrain from an area, delete entities from an area, and the area itself can be many more complicated shapes, instead of just a block Zone with 3 dimensions.
Properties
Shape
The creator can choose from the following shapes:
- Block
- Pyramid
- Diamond
- Ramp
- Sphere
- Ellipsoid
- Cylinder
- Cone
- Capsule
- Path
- Sweep Shape: Road
- Sweep Shape: Tunnel
- The precision can be set to Normal or Classy.
- The creator can also choose an inner paint for the material on the inside of the tunnel.
- Sweep Shape: Road
Dimensions
All shapes have an X, Y, and Z dimension, with the exception of Sphere (only radius) and Path (only width).
Material
The creator can choose any of the following: Clay, Coal, Copper, Dirt, Gold, Grass, Gravel, Iron, Rock, Saltpeter, Sand, Snow, Sulphur, Wet Sand, or Zirconium
Notes
- No Script Tiles can currently be used with Terrain Volume.
- Once the terrain is added or removed, or the entities are deleted from the area, the Terrain Volume can be moved or deleted. This is another difference between Terrain Volume and Water Volume.