Creating Environments in Core Part 2: Creating Foliage 

Thank you so much

Thanks a lot!

@LordRavensong I cant find it

@@bogus604 at 2:49 it zooms into the bottom right of the screen. Near the top of this, there is white text that says: Modifiers . It has two large WHITE icons next to it. One is of a checkered globe with a water drop, and the other is an eraser with the leaf. The 'WETNESS MODIFIER" is the checkered circle/globe with a water drop next to it. So to get here from the beginning, go to your project hierarchy window (top panel at the right with all of your assets). You select your terrain that you generated earlier. When selected, it changes the 'Properties' window below the hierarchy. Within the Properties window, select the 'Paint' tab (it's in blue). Within this, the 'Wetness' modifier is the checkered circle/globe with a water drop. Once selected, you can paint the edges of the waterbank to make them wet.

Yeah, it's skipped in the video. This step however is explained in detail in the Core Certification Part II-Foliage on the Core Academy website.

No 64 bit only, sorry.

Perhaps add blocks that looks like stones to make your own path?

You can make it with friends. We've outlined everything to do with collaborating in Core here: docs.coregames.com/tutorials/collaboration_overview/

There is no session based creating. You can share files and resources thru github and such.

Yes, though you would have to script it yourself.

@@CoreGamesOfficial OK but i Dont now how to script it in?

@@ryannavin Learn Lua, the scripting language. Or rethink your game mechanics.

In fact in Dreams on the PS4 I made my own logic for my crafting system. But it is set up with drag and drop logic operations. I would have to learn their scripting language and how to implement it here. You could look up community tutorials see if someone has figured it out.

Same. Have you found the way to make the water effect?

@@HeroLanding I never did, I moved on to RPG Maker for new stuff. Unity and Unreal may be a bit complex but they are still the best tools for doing what CORE is trying to. Also you can publish your own stuff, CORE keeps your projects and it's not as intuitive as it appears

@@tingusmcmingus I had been playing with dreams and then saw this. Thought it might be my answer. But I have several concerns after looking at it closer. How ever I'm not a professional so I feel like I'm a layman going to buy a car.

@@tingusmcmingus For anyone else struggling with making your riverbanks look wet, you need to select the wetness modifier in your palette. It is right under Material1. They skip this step in the tutorial.

@@shawns4354 For anyone else struggling with making your riverbanks look wet, you need to select the wetness modifier in your palette. It is right under Material1. They skip this step in the tutorial.

Nah, i guess. Just Follow the Tutorial

Yeah if you want something other than the current templates.

Collision detection. AI pathing.

Press "G" key for your mount.

@@shawns4354 ik bro but you only can get the hover boars

@@kfcc_deathking5939 I got several including a horse. Not sure what your referring to.

@@shawns4354 I am not able to double jump or spawn mount in preview mode. IDK how he did it.

@@umutpiynar9309 To increase your jumps 1) Go to and open Gameplay Settings folder in the hierarchy 2) Open the Third Person Camera Settings folder 3) Select Third Person Player Settings 4) Go down to the Properties Window, go down to Jump, then go to Jump Max Count and change the number to however many jumps you want