How to edit terrain using script

[ChizhMOON (MopBK)]

I’m making a project heavily revolving terrain, and I need to be able to modify it in the game. Ideally, using a script.
I wasn’t able to find anything in the articles, devforum, and barely anything on youtube.
Explain like you’d explain to a 5 year old. Every event, property(?), anything related to scripting terrain.

[v1m0p45 (YTZ_MrDark)]

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[East98]

Step one, click this link: Terrain | Documentation - Roblox Creator Hub.

Terrain on Roblox (via the Terrain instance under Workspace) is based on a 3D grid of voxels. Each voxel is 4x4x4 studs in volume. Every voxel has 3 components:

• LiquidOccupancy; Value = [0-1]; Represents how much Water is in the voxel
• SolidMaterial; Value = Enum.Material; Represents which Enum.Material this voxel is filled with
• SolidOccupancy; Value = [0-1]; Represents how much SolidMaterial is in the voxel

The newest APIs for scripting Terrain are Terrain:ReadVoxelChannels and Terrain:WriteVoxelChannels which will reference the components listed above. However, some use cases may prefer more intuitive methods such as Terrain:FillBall or Terrain:FillBlock.

[ChizhMOON (MopBK)]

I have no idea why I haven’t seen this before. Thanks!