Make your Dream Unity Digging Game Today with this Technique

Learn how to implement the marching squares algorithm to generate diggable terrain in Unity, including corner states, mesh generation, interpolation for smoothing, and building a grid of configurations.

Build a 2d Unity project to create procedural meshes from four vertices and triangles, forming a square, and visualize the vertices with gizmos while adjusting with a grid scale.

Create a square mesh from scratch by defining vertices and triangles in Unity, then assign it to a mesh filter and render it in the scene.

Define center vertices (top, right, bottom, left) and mirror them in Unity, display with gizmos, to create a procedural mesh from scratch using code for a diamond shape.

Implement a four-corner configuration in Unity by adding boolean corner states, computing a bitmask with getConfiguration using bitwise logic, and preparing to set up vertices and triangles from the configuration.

Apply marching squares to triangulate a square by configuring vertices and triangles in Unity, using lists and vectors, to generate dynamic, interpolated terrain.

Learn to interpolate center vertex positions using a threshold to shape smooth terrains, applying linear interpolation and the inverse lerp method.

Explore interpolating center vertices with an iso value in a marching squares setup in Unity, using top/bottom left/right values and clamped lerps to render a scalar field.

Create a scalar field to drive terrain in Unity by building a grid of float values, and visualize it with gizmos and world position mapping.

Learn to implement interactive grid in Unity by displaying grid values in the scene, adding an input manager with raycast clicks, and triggering world position events to modify the terrain.

Learn to edit the terrain's scalar field by converting world clicks to grid coordinates, applying a circular stamp to nearby cells, and guarding bounds with a valid grid position check.

Apply a circular stamp with a configurable brush radius and strength to edit multiple grid cells at once, decreasing values to dig terrain and connect to marching squares.

Refactor the square script into a struct that holds square data and merges the scalar field with marching squares. Triangulate with an isovalue and values array, exposing vertices and triangles.

Build a square grid structure that holds squares and triangulates them into vertices and triangles, then visualize by generating a mesh with a mesh filter using isovalue and grid scale.

Fix the terrain generator by clearing vertices and triangles before updating the mesh, then adjust grid size and grid scale to achieve smooth, real-time updates.

Improve terrain visuals with a new unlit material and vibrant colors, and optimize performance by chunking terrain, refining carving with an exponential brush, and generating efficient meshes and colliders.