Terrain¶

Objects that specialize in representing terrain and other collidable/walkable surfaces.

Classes¶

bool getTerrainHeight(Point2I position)¶

Gets the terrain height at the specified position.

Parameters:	position – The world space point, minus the z (height) value. Formatted as (“x y”)
Returns:	Returns the terrain height at the given point as an F32 value.

bool getTerrainHeight(F32 x, F32 y)¶

Gets the terrain height at the specified position.

Parameters:	x – The X coordinate in world space y – The Y coordinate in world space
Returns:	Returns the terrain height at the given point as an F32 value.

bool getTerrainHeightBelowPosition(Point2I position)¶

Takes a world point and find the “highest” terrain underneath it.

Parameters:	position – The world space point, minus the z (height) value. Formatted as (“x y”)
Returns:	Returns the closest terrain height below the given point as an F32 value.

bool getTerrainHeightBelowPosition(F32 x, F32 y)¶

Takes a world point and find the “highest” terrain underneath it.

Parameters:	x – The X coordinate in world space y – The Y coordinate in world space
Returns:	Returns the closest terrain height below the given point as an F32 value.

bool getTerrainUnderWorldPoint(Point3F position)¶

Gets the terrain block that is located under the given world point.

Parameters:	position – The world space coordinate you wish to query at. Formatted as (“x y z”)
Returns:	Returns the ID of the requested terrain block (0 if not found).

bool getTerrainUnderWorldPoint(F32 x, F32 y, F32 z)¶

Takes a world point and find the “highest” terrain underneath it.

Parameters:	x – The X coordinate in world space y – The Y coordinate in world space z – The Z coordinate in world space
Returns:	Returns the ID of the requested terrain block (0 if not found).

bool TerrainBlock::debugRender[static, inherited]¶: Triggers debug rendering of terrain cells.

float $pref::Terrain::detailScale: A global detail scale used to tweak the material detail distances.

float $pref::Terrain::lodScale: A global LOD scale used to tweak the default terrain screen error value.