Creating Real World Terrain FROM HEIGHTMAPS in Unity!

Hi everyone! Let me know if you have any questions in the comments below! :)

Your 1980's style radio DJ intro always cracks me up! Great clear video.

Awesome! Funny how everybody goes a step further than I would like to learn (I just need the 2D contour map, no 3d representation) But I dig your style. If you have any idea how I can convert the greyscale heightmap into a colored contourmap, that would be appreciated. Thanks!

is it just a view or it has collusion

You look like if mark zuckerberg ate a head-sized logitech mouse

Just want to shout out, Justin you are the best!

Superstar! Thank you :-)

I loved this tutorial but it totally did not work. After I hit the "create" button, it brought in an image I could not use or REMOVE, neither could I reset the toolbox parameters back to their original values.

downloaded the png heightmap, but it comes out all white. Help please

Awesomeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! didnt know this. Thanks Friend.

I think you should subtract min height from max height, the difference is the right height of the terrain.

why i always generated like brick tiles texture.. minecraft looklike

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Best tutorial so far - straightforward and no hidden products/platforms! Thanks!

Dear Justin, please also explain how to add materials from the map in the terrain.

Thank you for your tutorial, it really helped me

What a great tutorial! For real, it helped me so much! No trashtalking, just facts :) <3

so, silly question, i notice that there is a blue indicator as well as green outside of that blue, the blue one is for dragging the box correct? while the rest are the ones to cover the area? please correct me if I'm wrong. thank you for this tutorial as well. hopefully you can make more series in regards to archipack pro as well :))

Do you happen to know of any sites that are good for smaller-scale heightmaps? I'm trying to get the heightmap for a local park. Aside from needing extra steps to remove everything but the given area, the height map for smaller sections of the greater area also seems to be a bit inaccurate.