Realistic Modular Cliff assets and scatter rock assets to add realistic detail to your scenes. All assets are encapsulated can be viewed from 360°. This makes them easy to place into levels or use with procedural spawning.
Contains Brushify Landscape Auto Material. Allow users to paint multiple biomes with ease across huge landscapes. Supports flow mapping, tessellation, roughness, texture lods, optimized shader overdraw.
This pack comes with a playable ready-made landscape. Everything you see in the screenshots is provided, along with the powerful shaders shown in Brushify tutorials.
Showcase and Tutorial video:
Merging packs Brushify packs can easily be merged together, in the Epic launcher, click 'Add to project' then choose 'Overwrite files'. This is required because Brushify packs share some generic objects, textures and shaders.
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Getting Started tutorial:
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Technical Details
Levels
- This pack contains a ready-made Cliffs level already built using the Brushify assets.
- Contains Cliff assets showcase level.
Assets
- 5 Large modular cliff meshes (3 Huge, 2 Large and 4 small)
- Cliff shader includes detail mapping. Extra detail appears when players get close to cliff faces.
- All assets are modular for easy placement onto the terrain.
- BONUS Also includes the Alpha brush from Grasslands pack (erosion brush) for landscape sculpting.
- Comes with 4 distance landscape meshes (Desert mountain 01, Mountain Generic 03, Mountain Generic 04 and Volcano 02.)
- Optimized Grass is included
- Includes a Procedural Spawn setup that automatically covers terrain slopes with rocks.
- Scene is optimized for consoles/VR.
Shaders
Includes all shaders from the Brushify Environment Shaders pack, please check the description here:
Texture Sizes: All rock and cliff Textures are 4k resolution, distant terrain textures are up to 4k resolution.
Vertex Count: 1000 to 80,000
LODs: All Meshes have 5 LODs
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