1. Eriq Muhammad Adams J. eriq.adams@ub.ac.id Informatics Engineering University of Brawijaya

2.  Terrain  Particle Systems  2D Filter Effect  Demo Agenda

3.  Steps to create terrain :  Create heightmap  Create terrain textures  Generate Terrain  Optimize generated terrain Terrain

4.  Heightmaps are an efficient way of representing the shape of a hilly landscape. Low values (e.g. 0 or 50) are valeys. High values (e.g. 200, 255) are hills. Terrain (cont.)

5.  Heightmap to Terrain Terrain (cont.)

6.  Heightmap File :  The size must be square and a power of two  Examples: 128×128, 256×256, 512×512, 1024×1024  Color mode: 255 grayscales.  If you supply a color image, it will be converted to grayscale (with possibly weird results).  Save it as a normal.jpg or.png file Terrain (cont.)

7.  Step to create HeightMap :  Create a Texture object  Load your prepared heightmap texture into the texture object  Create an AbstractHeightmap object from an ImageBasedHeightMap. ImageBasedHeightMap expects the following parameters:  An ImageToAwt.convert()ed image file  A boolean whether you are using 16 bit – here false.  A boolean whether you are using an alphamap – here true.  Load the heightmap. Terrain (cont.)

8.  Heightmap code : Terrain (cont.)

9.  Texture splatting allows you create a custom textured material and “paint” on it.  Steps in creating terrain textures :  Create texture splatting by layering textures  Painting the texture by creating alpha map Terrain (cont.)

10.  Steps in creating Alpha Map : 1.Make a copy of your terrains heightmap, mountains512.png, so you know the shape of the landscape. 2.Name the copy alphamap.png. 3.Open alphamap.png in a graphic editor and switch the image mode to color image. I.Paint the black valleys in the image red – this will be the grass. II.Paint the white hills in shades of green – this will be the dirt of the mountains. III.Paint blue lines where you want roads to cross the landscape. Terrain (cont.)

12.  Terrain texturing code Terrain (cont.)

13.  Optimize generated terrain  JME3 includes an optimization that adjusts the level of detail of the rendered terrain depending on how close or far the camera is. Terrain (cont.)

14.  Please see example in HelloTerrain.java Terrain (cont.)

15.  You can get particle effect by use ParticleEmitter class. Particle Systems

16.  Steps to create particle effect :  Create emitter  Create emitter texture  Configure Emitter Particle Systems (cont.)

17. Emitter setting

18.  Example code : Particle Systems (cont.)

19.  Please see example in HelloEffects.java Particle Systems (cont.)

20.  Light Scattering (TestLightScattering.java)  Depth of Field Blur (TestDepthOfField.java)  Toon Effect (TestCartoonEdge.java, TestTransparentCartoonEdge)  Bloom (TestBloom.java)  Fog (TestFog.java) 2D Filter Effect

21.  Avalaible in TerrainDemo.zipTerrainDemo.zip Demo