Agreed, great work! Keep it up, and don't worry about spamming the forum, it's always nice to see the development of interesting projects!

Restarted OpenWorld


And don't worry, i'll work on new templates also!

Updated AssetBrowser with Asset Preview

Added material support and a move/rotate/scale/scaleAll gizmo:

after vomiting throughout last evening, today I added 7 new grass models consisting of 21 new grass textures. they can be used effectively below pro edition, but not in extreme quantities...

You might want to add LOD support or remove them automatically if the camera is a distance of x meters away (and restore them using a seeding map)?

MasterQ32: Looks simple and pretty usable. I think it`s got some potential. I`ll give it a try as soons as it`s released.

Sivan: Looks like a professional and complex editor. Looking forward to a new version. Great work!

@MasterQ32: Next: A scene-tree showing all items, item seeding and terrain editing please

yes, using lod models is an easy way to manage proper clipping. I simply use 80% clipping at lod0, and the remaining at lod1 by default, but if a model having lods detected, in that case no clipping set, and the the lod models determine clipping.

I just made another quick shader.
This time some water:




Watercolor and -fog are volumetric. The refraction is volumetric aswell, but it's 'faked'.

I'm just not sure how I could implement 3D waves since it's not an object shader and doesn't use any geometry