I seem to have a problem with scattering trees using deco layers on my terrain. It appears to be squashing the trees along one axis. It also appears to be a random amount. I'm using a static mesh. June beta build.
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Please post your DecoLayer properties so we can check if there's something wrong there.
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very much default settings. I can delete the deco layer and redo it again and it still squashes the trees.
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Eludes me, someone with more knowledge could be of use here.
If nothing else, try with another mesh and see if that gets squashed too.Comment
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Ive tried with a simple sphere imported as both ase and fbx. same problem. Downloading the latest beta. will see if it changes at all.Comment
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ugh I can confirm its doing it in the latest sept beta as well. Can anybody try and recreate this?Comment
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ive just created a new terrain from scratch, and their not squashed anymore. I guess I could remake the terrain, though this is the second time i've done it. Really rather not.Comment
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Could be the z-scale of your terrain. Changing it from the default (255?) can cause a lot of crazy issues and could explain why a new terrain worked.Comment
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I always tone down the z-scaling of my terrains down to 32-64 (compared to full 256 or so) to keep the "height stepping" smoother when painting or importing heightmaps. No issues have risen because of this.Originally posted by Tom Shannon View PostComment
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I was actually thinking it might be either the x or the y, since my terrain is really long and narrow. the newly created default test terrain is of course square if you keep all defaults, and I had noticed on my old terrain that the wireframe showed that each patch wasn't perfectly square. my theory at this point anyways.Comment
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Try it, make a very thinly scaled simple terrain and insert some decorations. Play with the scale settings and check if the meshes change too.
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