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# Your First Environment

Let's go through a comprehensive environment creation process using Dash.

First, you can organize your references for the environment using the Dash Board. Open it by clicking on  **Content** and then **Board** in the Dash bar, then just start dropping images in it, and move them around to neatly organize things.

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Second, you can go to **Selection -> Export as PNG** to create an image out of your graph, then drag & drop that image onto the Dash assistant,  and just ask it "How can I create this with  Dash?".\
The assistant will help you figure out how to get the most out of Dash.

Here's what we're suggested from the AI assistant:

> Your image showcases various scenic paths through natural environments. To create a similar scene in Dash, you can follow these steps:
>
> * Use Create > Mesh Primitives > Create Plane to create the ground surface for your paths.
>
> * For the paths, utilize Create > Curve Tools > Draw Curve to outline where you want the paths to be.
>
> * Scatter vegetation or other assets along the paths using Scatter > Surface Scatter. Choose appropriate plants or grasses from the Content Browser.
>
> * To add details like trees or rocks, use Scatter > Path Scatter along your drawn curves.
>
> * Adjust the Density and Scale properties in the respective scatter tools to refine the look.
>
> * You can also add atmospheric effects like fog or clouds using Create > Common > Create Fog Card for added depth.
>
> Feel free to explore the Dash Content Browser for assets from Megascans or Polyhaven to enhance your scene! 🎉

To quick things off, let's create the terrain, and adjust its settings until it looks decent enough.

Next, we'll open the Content Browser,

## Creating the Fauna

## Creating the Path

## Post Process & Polishing

## Some Notes


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