I’d just like to know how I should deal with building placement.
For example if I have a building that goes into the ground, like a trench, there has to be some new space.
Or otherwise if I have a larger building and I want to place it on uneven terrain, how could I even out the ground.
Is this easily achievable?
Would I need to use voxels? (and therefore 3rd party plugins, which I wouldn’t really want)
Is there a way to do this with landscapes?
Or should I use meshes in any way?
Actual run-time terrain manipulation is not supported by default in the engine. There are workarounds, but they are a bit complicated.
If it is only about leveling out terrain for the building, i suggest you looking at blending meshes with landscapes and using some sort of foundation, seamlessly blended with landscape.
This looks nice, but I don’t think I can apply it here…
I might look into it if I don’t find anything else…
However, as I said, I’d prefer using default Engine features only, I don’t really like using 3rd party stuff, mainly for compatibilty and licensing reasons.
Thanks for answering though!
EDIT:
Another idea, maybe, though I think it’s not that easy either:
Can you maybe change the visibility of certain parts of a landscape?