Pattern

When to Use It

Use Pattern when you need repeatable geometric or decorative patterns for masking and stylized terrain work.

Pattern
Size	Controls the overall scale of the pattern, affecting the size of the repeated elements across the terrain.
Dot Size	Sets the size of individual dots or elements within the pattern. Larger values produce bigger dots or features.
Spacing	Determines the distance between pattern elements, such as lines, dots, or grid cells. Higher values increase the gap between elements.
Steps	Specifies the number of discrete steps or repetitions in the pattern, influencing the frequency and repetition of elements.
Direction	Sets the orientation or angle of the pattern, allowing you to rotate lines, engravings, or grids as needed.
Type	Selects the style of pattern to generate. Each type produces a distinct arrangement of elements. LinesGenerates a pattern of parallel lines, useful for striations or directional effects. EngravingCreates a pattern resembling engraved or incised lines, adding fine detail and texture. GridProduces a grid pattern with intersecting horizontal and vertical lines, forming a tiled appearance. DotsGenerates a regular array of dots, ideal for stippling or point-based patterns.
Pixel Size	Adjusts the resolution or granularity of the pattern, controlling how fine or coarse the pattern details appear.