Height Map Editor 1.3.1

The Height Map Editor is a software tool developed by Radu Privantu that allows users to create and modify height maps for use in various applications such as 3D modeling, terrain generation, and game development.

A height map is a 2D grayscale image where different shades of gray represent different elevations. It is commonly used to create realistic terrains and landscapes in digital environments.

The Height Map Editor is a cross-platform application that supports Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems.

The Height Map Editor supports various file formats such as PNG, JPEG, BMP, TIFF for both import and export operations. Additionally, it also provides support for RAW file formats.

Yes, the Height Map Editor offers a range of filters and effects that can be applied to height maps. This includes blurring, sharpening, erosion, noise generation, and more.

Yes, the Height Map Editor provides tools to generate random terrain based on different algorithms such as Perlin Noise and Diamond-Square. These features allow for quick creation of diverse landscapes.

Yes, the Height Map Editor provides painting and sculpting tools that allow users to manually modify the height maps. These tools enable precise control over the elevation and shape of the terrain.

Yes, the Height Map Editor provides a real-time 3D preview of the height map, allowing users to visualize and interact with the terrain as they make changes.

Yes, the Height Map Editor supports multiple layers, allowing users to work with complex height maps that consist of different overlaying layers. Each layer can have its own settings and properties.

Yes, the Height Map Editor supports scripting through plugins or extensions. Users can automate certain tasks or extend the functionality of the editor using scripting languages such as Lua or Python.