protected override void LoadContent(GraphicInfo GraphicInfo, GraphicFactory factory, IContentManager contentManager)
{
base.LoadContent(GraphicInfo, factory, contentManager);
///Create the Terrain Object
///Controls how the heigh map is loaded
TerrainObject to = new TerrainObject(factory, "..\\Content\\Textures\\Untitled", Vector3.Zero, Matrix.Identity, MaterialDescription.DefaultBepuMaterial(), 1, 1, 10);
///Create the Model using the Terrain Object. Here we pass the textures used, in our case we are using MultiTextured Terrain so we pass lots of textures
TerrainModel stm = new TerrainModel(factory, to, "TerrainName", "..\\Content\\Textures\\Terraingrass");
stm.SetTexture(factory.CreateTexture2DColor(1, 1, Color.Green), TextureType.DIFFUSE);
///Create the shader
///In this sample we passed lots of textures, each one describe a level in the terrain, the ground is the sand and grass. the hills are rocks and the "mountains" are snow
///They are interpolated in the shader, you can control how using the shader parameters exposed in the DeferredTerrainShader
ForwardXNABasicShader shader = new ForwardXNABasicShader();
///Deferred material
ForwardMaterial fmaterial = new ForwardMaterial(shader);
///The object itself
IObject obj = new IObject(fmaterial, stm, to);
///Add to the world
this.World.AddObject(obj);
shader.BasicEffect.EnableDefaultLighting();
CameraFirstPerson cam = new CameraFirstPerson(GraphicInfo.Viewport);
this.World.CameraManager.AddCamera(cam);
}
void createterrain(int height = 5)
{
///Create the Terrain Object
///Controls how the heigh map is loaded
TerrainObject to = new TerrainObject(GraphicFactory, "..\\Content\\Textures\\hmap", new Vector3(0, -30, 0), Matrix.Identity, MaterialDescription.DefaultBepuMaterial(), 3, 3, height);
///Create the Model using the Terrain Object. Here we pass the textures used
TerrainModel stm = new TerrainModel(GraphicFactory, to, "TerrainName", "..\\Content\\Textures\\Terraingrass");
stm.SetTexture("..\\Content\\Textures\\Terraingrass", TextureType.DIFFUSE);
ForwardXNABasicShader shader = new ForwardXNABasicShader();
ForwardMaterial fmaterial = new ForwardMaterial(shader);
///The object itself
obj = new IObject(fmaterial, stm, to);
///Add to the world
this.World.AddObject(obj);
///light =p
shader.BasicEffect.EnableDefaultLighting();
shader.BasicEffect.SpecularPower = 250;
shader.BasicEffect.PreferPerPixelLighting = true;
//Fog =P
shader.BasicEffect.FogEnabled = true;
shader.BasicEffect.FogColor = new Vector3(0.1f, 0.1f, 0.1f); // Dark grey
shader.BasicEffect.FogStart = 30;
shader.BasicEffect.FogEnd = 300;
}
