# Terrain Tool

## Short Description

A tool for creating and shaping terrain meshes.

## Description

Creates a terrain mesh. This tool can be used with height maps and curves to shape it.

## Properties

### Base Properties

* **Scale**: Controls the scaling of the terrain mesh.
* **Material**: Defines the material used for the terrain.
* **Curved**: Adjusts the curvature of the terrain mesh.
* **Sink**: Determines the sinking effect within the terrain.
* **Relax Weight**: Sets the weight for relaxation of terrain features.
* **Subdivision**: Controls the subdivision level of the terrain mesh.
* **Height**: Sets the height range for the terrain mesh.
* **Uv Scale**: Controls the UV scaling of the terrain texture.
* **Seed**: Sets the seed value for procedural generation.

### Noise Properties

* **Turbulence**: Controls the turbulence effect on the terrain.
* **Mid Turbulance**: Adjusts the middle turbulence level of the terrain.

### Curve Properties

* **Curves**: Contains the falloff curves used to shape the terrain.
* **Sampling**: Adjusts the distance between points on the curves.
* **Falloff**: Sets the falloff range for the terrain shaping.
* **Interpolate**: Defines the interpolation value for the falloff.
* **Project Curves**: Determines if curves should be projected onto the terrain.

### Height Map

* **Texture**: Defines the texture used for height mapping.
* **Multiplier**: Controls the multiplier for height adjustment.


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