Depth terrain guide

Keep your work

Everything is made in your browser, and nothing is uploaded. Every picture and file here is standard range (SDR); none is HDR.

Button	What you get
Save PNG	The view as you see it, as terrain.png, at the size of the frame on your screen.
Copy	The same picture, on the clipboard, where the browser allows it.
Download OBJ	The land as a 3D mesh, as depth-terrain.obj: its points, their normals and its faces. It carries no colours and no picture.

The files below need Map mode. In Photo mode, keep the PNG or the OBJ. The 16-bit files use the full bit depth a heightmap can hold.

In Map mode, the Files for your game section lists these cards. Each has its download buttons and a How to open it list.

The steps below assume the starting sea level of 25%. The panel rewrites them as you move Sea level.

16-bit heightmap PNG. Sizes: 1009, 2017, 4033 px.

Fortnite (UEFN): Landscape mode → Import from File → the 2017 PNG. UEFN caps a landscape at 2048 × 2048.
Unreal Engine 5: Landscape mode → Import from File → any size. At Z Scale 100 the grey range spans 512 m and your shore sits at 25% grey — raise the landscape 128 m × Z Scale ÷ 100 to put the shore at zero.
Minecraft (WorldPainter): import the PNG as a height map — 16-bit greyscale, no alpha. Put the water level at 25% of the height range.

16-bit RAW. Sizes: 1025, 2049, 4097 px.

Terrain → Terrain Settings → Import Raw → the .raw file.
Depth: Bit 16 · Byte Order: Windows · Flip Vertically: off, the file is already flipped for Unity · Resolution: the number in its name.
Terrain Height sets the tallest point. The shore sits at 25% of it.

Heightmap + colour map, as a ZIP. Sizes: 1024, 2048, 4096 px.

Studio → Terrain Editor → Import → Heightmap: roblox-heightmap.png · Colormap: roblox-colormap.png.
One pixel is 4 studs, so a 1024 map wants a region 4096 × 4096 studs wide.
The region's height is the whole grey range, and the shore sits 25% of the way up. Sea and lakes import as water.

A grey mask per ground type, as a ZIP. Sizes: 1009, 2017, 4033 px.

Unreal: Landscape → Paint → add a layer per ground type, right-click it → Import from file → its mask. Use the size of your heightmap.
Anywhere else, white is where that ground is — a stencil for painting grass, rock or snow.

3D model with your map on it (GLB).

Blender: File → Import → glTF 2.0 → terrain.glb. Your map comes in as its texture.

Closed solid (STL).

Open terrain.stl in your slicer. It is a closed solid 150 mm across on a 2 mm base — scale it there.

All of the above, with these steps (ZIP).

Heightmap 2017, Unity 2049, Roblox 1024, paint masks, GLB and STL, with a README holding every step.