Each one is also in the playtest launcher. The labs live on https://cycling-incremental.pages.dev; this site holds the world plan preview. Version cb957eb.
Pick a terrain, dial or roll the road network and see it on the relief: roads by class with the stretches steeper than the grade allowed in red, towns by size with their streets and plots, the census, and the bake string to paste into the chat to have that world baked.
Every web bench of the project on one page: the active ones the UE game still takes data from, the parked ones, the legacy web ride.
The erosion terrain bench: uplift layers carved by six solvers with D8 hydrology, biome planes and a route fan, rolled per seed or browsed as a batch. Its EROF field is the world identity the UE bake starts from.
The collection studio: a full-density terrain study, named biome set folders, recipes, season bands, palettes and water studies; exports the biome library the game's Create Course and the UE Studio import.
Roll six biomes with one patch preview each: step layouts and water features, choose collections, deselect species, and export the kept definitions.
The six plant kits: collections at mature height beside a human figure, a specimen view that regrows one species over seeds, patch and biome views.
Seeded new plant shapes, singly and in sparse and dense groups: keep up to six generations, discard candidates, roll fruit trees and bushes, export species and review marks.
Open an environment palette, push its colour dials and watch the thirteen ground-biome colours follow; pin colours and hand the palette on as data.
Real-metre road presets with lane and width limits, road-type assignments, seeded rolls, library files and junction design previews; the assigned widths feed new Unreal terrain exports. The surface bench is under ?view=material.
The settlement planner the UE towns are exported with: fabrics, block plans, street classes, pavings, grading and furniture on test terrains.
The building kit the UE town houses are built from, with the ride's light rig and tone curve: roll a house, look around.
The palace-ensemble bench the UE Residenz comes from: gardens, terraces, fountains and the water lab, with a first-person walker.