I leave all the settings here to whatever UE4 thinks is best and click Import: Go to Landscape Mode and under Manage click on Import from File. Resizing the heightmap to closest recommended landscape size of 1009x1009 will avoid this problem.
I explained in-detail later in this tutorial how you could fix it. However there will be a stretched out effect at the border of your landscape. You could use 1081x1081 without resizing and it will work. This is the closest texture resolution to Epic's Recommended Landscape Sizes. Resize the heightmap texture down to 1009x1009.
This is the best and cleanest heightmap texture. It doesn't affect the heightmap data you will download.Ĭlick on this icon to Export the heightmap.Įxtract the downloaded zip file. This will show you different visual result of the map. It will return the same heightmap resolution. It doesn't matter how large you sample the area. Important: Every heightmap texture downloaded from Terrain.Party will be 1081x1081px. Use the Plus/Minus icon to sample the region size. Use the Plus/Minus icons on the left to zoom in/out on the map or use the Mouse Wheel:
Some regions in the world will give you better results than others. Don't expect to get good heightmaps from everywhere. Left Click Hold and Drag this square to position it anywhere in the world. This square is your sampled data that will be used to generate the heightmap. Let's generate your very first heightmap in Terrain.Party and bring it into UE4. 9 Steps to Your First Heightmap from Terrain.Party
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