Terrain, it's essentially just essentially

big meshes that we manipulate.

I can show you a little bit of what the terrain tool looks like.

If you manipulate terrain in itself in the tile, we have essentially, think of it as sculpting clay.

So we have these brushes that we can use, for example, sculpt in itself.

We can, let's make this, we can heighten terrain, for example, or we can lower terrain.

like that and we can also for example smooth things out so like to dull the edges of things and make it look a little bit more natural not as harsh flatten to sort of flatten down things like here this is just a rock floor so it doesn't really need anything too much i totally broke it and i'll smooth this edge now so it doesn't look as

weird

And there.

We also have brushes like patterns.

We use that mostly when we're painting, painting terrain such as the rock or the sand or the gravel.

So for example, if we have some gravel, I can use essentially patterns.

For example, a noise swirly pattern to paint in different

patterns, as the name says, like it says on the tin.

But mostly we use just a normal brush where we just sort of paint like you'd paint on canvas, essentially.

But the canvas is the world.

So poetic.