How I can paint terrain using script?

Help and Feedback Scripting Support
,
#6

Or add, sorry (30 characterssss)

#7

But how? How you want me to do it? Using the :FillBlock() Method?

I tried to do it with :FillBlock() but it fills instead of replacing.

image
image621×540 464 KB

#8

I do believe that’s how it works. I didn’t even know that scripts could edit terrain at all. Try something like this:

if whatevervariable then
Terrain location that you want:FillBlock()
#9

Oh, never mind. You should try something like this:

if whatevervariable then
Terrain location that you want.TerrainType = dirt

There could be 5 million errors in that script, I have no idea. I hope it helped tho.

#10

You could try using :FillRegion() instead.

#11

How I could use it in this situation?

#12

Oh wait actually nevermind, The only way is changing the material of it or changing the color of the material.

#13

So how terrain tools’s paint feature works then?

#14

It switches a material with other… (I think I still didnt understand your question)

#15

Here I explained what I wanted to do.

#16

Oh wait I think I found the solution for this.

Go down to the Functions and there will have ReplaceMaterial.

1 Like
#17

You can see how Roblox does it, check their GitHub:

1 Like
#18

Ok, thank you.

workspace.Terrain:ReplaceMaterial(Region3.new(min, max), 4, materialToReplace, replacementMaterial)

One more question, how I create Region3.new() with size and position?

#19

Yes the function is here:

Terrain
Terrain640×1052 69.8 KB

#20

Actually you dont need to do Size and Position, Region3.new() returns a region from the minimum to the maximum

Let’s say there is a point at 0,0,0 and other at 10,10,10. When you create a Region3.new() that has the 0,0,0 at minimum and 10,10,10 as maximum it will create a region that is inside that.

Meaning that it has a size and stays at the position between these.

#21

I still don’t understand, could you provide an example on how I could create Region3.new() to where part is located at?

part.Position and part.Size -> Region3.new()

#22

local region = Region3.new(part.Position)
region:ExpandToGrid(-part.Size)

(Whoops this was innacurate)

#23

Here is how you could do it:

local region = Region3.new(part.Position, part.Size)
region:ExpandToGrid(4)

#24

it just returns Region cannot be empty. Well this persons answer fixed my problem.

#25

hey, ik its a little late but, its actually pretty easy, but if you want the part to be rotated you will have to use EgoMoose module.

Screenshot_3559
Screenshot_3559740×137 11.3 KB

this will create a region3 from a partm this doesnt support rotation. because for rotating regions you need a lot of work . or just egomoose module witch is really easy to use.

2 Likes