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I tried the demo version which is v1 i believe but I was not very pleased to work with the software. I think MENTION=577Chariots/MENTION is right.
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WM seems to provide much more control and it is node based. I would love to see the creators of substance designer creating a terrain tool.that might be a game changer as well.:-)You tried the demo of World Creator 1 and not World Creator 2 which is completely new - check the videos on our website to see it in action. World Creator 1 is outdated but World Creator 2 brings terrain generation to a completely new level. I see.so there will be a demo for v2 I assume? Any chance it will include node based editing?In our very first iteration we had a node based system integrated but after testing it and playing around with it we quickly realized that a node based approach is not a good solution if it comes to create terrains - the current layer based system proofed to be more easy to understand and quickly to navigate - actually all our customers say that World Creator is by far more easy to use than any other terrain generator they own. So we kept our layer based system and if you look at the few videos we have you can see that it is really easy and straight forward- When we used nodes, it was like 'finding the proper node among 80 and more nodes' - actually the whole terrain design got stucked just because all our testers got lost between all the nodes - same when trying to find the proper node that you need to achieve a specific goal.
But nodes are still very powerful - look at our other tool called ShaderTool. Here it really makes sense. So this was our experience with nodes so far - maybe we will integrate the possibility to switch betweek layers and nodes then propably everybody gets happy. In our very first iteration we had a node based system integrated but after testing it and playing around with it we quickly realized that a node based approach is not a good solution if it comes to create terrains - the current layer based system proofed to be more easy to understand and quickly to navigate - actually all our customers say that World Creator is by far more easy to use than any other terrain generator they own. So we kept our layer based system and if you look at the few videos we have you can see that it is really easy and straight forward- When we used nodes, it was like 'finding the proper node among 80 and more nodes' - actually the whole terrain design got stucked just because all our testers got lost between all the nodes - same when trying to find the proper node that you need to achieve a specific goal. But nodes are still very powerful - look at our other tool called ShaderTool.
Here it really makes sense. So this was our experience with nodes so far - maybe we will integrate the possibility to switch betweek layers and nodes then propably everybody gets happy I totally agree that a node based system can create a super complex setup where you can get lost very easily.
That is why the better node systems offers grouping and collapsing of branches. How about the idea to have a node based system and use layers to make the individual nodes complexer as you go. For instance: node 1 contains a noise, node 2 an erosion node. I could add several filters (layers) on node 1 and call it the base terrain. I would love to see such a setup. Not only in your tool but general speaking. Anyways, I am taking another road now as this thread was about WM vs WC.;-) I will follow WC 2, looking forward for a demo to play around.
I totally agree that a node based system can create a super complex setup where you can get lost very easily. That is why the better node systems offers grouping and collapsing of branches. How about the idea to have a node based system and use layers to make the individual nodes complexer as you go.
For instance: node 1 contains a noise, node 2 an erosion node. I could add several filters (layers) on node 1 and call it the base terrain. I would love to see such a setup. Not only in your tool but general speaking. Anyways, I am taking another road now as this thread was about WM vs WC.;-) I will follow WC 2, looking forward for a demo to play around.Sounds interesting - we will think about this.