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Ok Thanx, i will try to get up with the Limitation

@xasz said:
Just that i won’t misunderstood.

I want to create a Map for my RTS-Game in this Terrain Editor. I Think other games have lots of more than 13 Texture per map ?

Check again, I would say most do […]

Just that i won’t misunderstood.

I want to create a Map for my RTS-Game in this Terrain Editor. I Think other games have lots of more than 13 Texture per map ?

@normen said:
You can actually use an endless amount of textures afaik but you get a heavy tax for stepping over these hardware limits right?

I’m pretty sure you’re still limited by the number of texture […]

@Sploreg said:
Yep, it is usually about 16 textures. You can query the card to see how many are supported, but that is just your card, and not everyone else’s that you might be deploying to.

You can actually […]

@sbook said:
Isn’t the specific number dependent on the GPU just as texture size?

Yep, it is usually about 16 textures. You can query the card to see how many are supported, but that is just your card, and […]

@Sploreg said:
The limit is not 7 textures, it’s 13

Isn’t the specific number dependent on the GPU just as texture size?

It’s a limit of video cards.
You could write your own splatting shader using texture arrays or possibly 3d textures.

Is there a Way to do more Textures ?

Are you certain the lodControl is returned, and it is enabled? You can attach a wireframe material to the terrain to see if the lod is operating. TerrainTest.java shows how to do this.
1700 to 500 is not […]

The limit is not 7 textures, it’s 13
Remember that each texture counts: diffuse and normal
This tutorial (under the “Texture Splatting” section explains it: <a […]

Hi again, I have now tried to use the following code to load my scene with my terrain:

But my framerate drops from 1700 to around 500, when using the following code, and I’m still getting 169.000 […]

When you load the terrain into your game you need to enable the TerrainLodControl (by giving it a camera). That part got disconnected recently in the editor, I will hook it back up again. It cuts down the number […]

well you don’t really want to use that one for terrain grid, since it might not seam at the edges. Use the smoothed 16-bit grayscale images

How can you use HeightMap.smooth() with terraingrid since no heightmap objext is called?

use a 16bit grayscale heightmap and run a blur on your heightmap image, or use heightmap.smooth()

No, tried that but in the mean time, is there any way to smooth out my terrain, like I said before it looks like a mayan temple

http://i.imgur.com/tFdAt.png

you might have your two for loops backwards:
for (int x = 0; x < rows; x++) {
for (int y = 0; y < cols; y++) {

try

for (int y = 0; y < cols; y++) {
for (int x = 0; x < rows; x++) {

(just a shot in the dark)