OK... both versions are back up with the correct code...

while doing some earlier testing i forgot to comment out a single line of code which repositioned the rigid bodies in the wrong y position...

dumb, dumb, dummmbbbb!!!!

sorry about the delays... and THANKS to the guys who tested and gave feedback...


this one works...


you can replace the existing terrain meshes and rigidbodies (they must be exactly the same)  with your custom terrains, AS LONG AS THE EDGES ON ALL SIDES MESH EXACTLY...

the above won't work well... so best to use the suggestion below...

you can also make mountains and hills (meshes and rigidbodies) and place em anywhere you wish so that they poke through the infinite terrain in order to make more realistic looking and varied scenes...

you can even place these way out of sight and the infinite terrain will work with em as long as the elevation is right...

enjoy...

--Mike

the meshes are approximately 2200 x 2200 each... but they're scaled down (look in the editor)... i don't remember exactly, but i think the rb is the same...

does everything work ?

--Mike

ok, great...

you asked about the size of the grids...

if you want to use it in a flight sim, just change the visual range to 2 in the script...  this'll give you farther coverage when you're up high... but at the cost of some performance...

add a fog and set the range out to about 1100 from 400...

change the color of the fog to match the horizon, and you'll get something like this...



it'll mask the horizon so you get the impression that the terrain is indeed infinite... and you can fly forever   

(make sure you link whatever cam you're using to the script and check the id)

--Mike

i don't suggest you try that... (after further thought i edited the suggestion in the post above about making custom terrains)... the rigidbody doesn't move at the same time, nor in the same specific direction as the terrain mesh grids, therefore they'd rarely line up...

this is good for flat terrains, but not for unique terrains...

it'd be best to make hills and mountains as separate terrain features of a know size, then place em anywhere you want...

the most i'd actually modify the resource is changing the texture of the terrain skinmesh...

--Mike

@Alec...

finally... thx for testing and the feedback when it wasn't working so well...

and the code... yeah,  that code is a lil bit of a mess, isn't it 

--Mike

ok... you've got everything you need to make a real flight sim like the one you see in the picture...

in 10 minutes!!!



go here to see how -> http://www.3drad.com/forum/index.php?topic=9185.0

--Mike

The demo and the plugin work good for me.