For more information about Paint mode, see Paint Mode. For more information about Sculpt mode, see Sculpt Mode.Įnables you to modify the appearance of parts of your Landscape by painting textures on it, based on the layers defined in the Landscape's Material. For more information about Manage mode, see Manage Mode.Įnables you to modify the shape of your Landscape, by selecting and using specific tools. Manage mode is also where you work with Landscape Gizmos to copy, paste, import, and export parts of your Landscape. Here is a very quick rundown of what each mode allow you to do.Įnables you to create new Landscapes, and to modify Landscape components. Each mode will allow you to interact with the Landscape in a different manner. The Landscape tool has three modes, Manage, Sculpt, and Paint that are accessible by clicking on their icons at the top of the Landscape's toolbar window. To enable the Landscape tools, open the Modes dropdown and choose the option from the menu. Opening the Landscape Tool and Working with ModesĪll of the tools that are used to interact with the Landscape system can be found under the Landscape option that is located in the Modes dropdown menu. But before we dive into creating our first Landscape, let us first familiarize ourselves with some of the tools and keyboard inputs that are most commonly used to interact with the Landscape system. The Landscape system inside of Unreal Engine 4 (UE4) is a collection of tools that allow you to create expansive outdoor environments. The Unreal Editor Landscape Quick Start Guide walks you through creating a new Landscape, sculpting the Landscape, creating new Materials for the Landscape, and painting those Materials on the Landscape.
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