Utility

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The nodes in the Utility category of the Terrain Graph's Add Node menu. Round sockets carry maps and square sockets carry single values. See Graph editor.

Field Switch

Pass on one of two fields, chosen by a condition. Handy for trying two versions of a graph.

Inputs

Input	Kind	Default	Notes
If True	Map, any width		Passed on when the condition is on.
If False	Map, any width		Passed on when the condition is off.
Condition	On or off	On	Picks which input is passed on.

Outputs

Output	Kind
Out	Map, any width. The result this node produces.

Graph Seed

The master seed for every random node in the graph. Change it for a new map.

Outputs

Output	Kind
Seed	Whole number. Change it to get a different random result.

Settings

Setting	Kind	Default	Notes
Seed	Whole number	0	Change it to get a different random result.

Resample

Make a field the size of another map, reading it the way Rust does.

Inputs

Input	Kind	Default	Notes
In	Map, any width		The value this node works on.
Size	Choice	Height	Which map's size to make the field. Options: Height, Splat, Biome, Topology.
Filter	Choice	Linear	How to read between texels. Options: Linear, Nearest, Rust.

Outputs

Output	Kind
Out	Map, any width. The result this node produces.

Seed Random

One number from a seed's random chain. Chain Next Seed into the next one. Seed 0 uses the Graph Seed.

Inputs

Input	Kind	Default	Notes
Seed	Whole number	0	Change it to get a different random result.
Function	Choice	Value	What the drawn number is turned into. Options: Value, Range, Sign, Offset, Frequency, Int Range.
Min	Number	0	The lowest value. Shows only with some settings.
Max	Number	1	The highest value. Shows only with some settings.

Outputs

Output	Kind
Value	Number. The value this node holds and passes on.
Next Seed	Whole number. The chain after this draw. Wire it into the next Seed Random's Seed.

World Size

The open map's width and terrain height, in metres.

Outputs

Output	Kind
Size	Number. How wide the map is, in metres.
Height	Number. How high the terrain reaches from its lowest point, in metres.