About Endless Grass: Terrain Grass to the Horizon
- Theme > Nature & Countryside
Unity's terrain grass stops at its detail distance. Set it far and your frame rate drops. Set it short and you get a hard line with bare ground behind it.
Endless Grass fixes that. You get thick, real grass near the camera that moves in the wind. Further out, the ground itself is drawn as grass, all the way to the horizon. There are no extra meshes, and it costs about 0.1 ms a frame.
Set up in a minute
1. Select your terrain.
2. Open Tools > DEV505 > Endless Grass > Quick Check and press Plant Grass on Terrains.
3. Press Play.
What you get
- Grass that reaches the horizon, with no edge
- 8 grass meshes and a grass shader with sunlight shining through the blades
- Wind gusts that roll across the whole field
- One-click planting on your terrains
- One Inspector to tune it all
- A demo meadow with an FPS counter (press G to compare)
- Full C# source and a PDF guide
Great for open-world, survival and farming games, or any scene with a long view over grass.
Endless Grass fixes that. You get thick, real grass near the camera that moves in the wind. Further out, the ground itself is drawn as grass, all the way to the horizon. There are no extra meshes, and it costs about 0.1 ms a frame.
Set up in a minute
1. Select your terrain.
2. Open Tools > DEV505 > Endless Grass > Quick Check and press Plant Grass on Terrains.
3. Press Play.
What you get
- Grass that reaches the horizon, with no edge
- 8 grass meshes and a grass shader with sunlight shining through the blades
- Wind gusts that roll across the whole field
- One-click planting on your terrains
- One Inspector to tune it all
- A demo meadow with an FPS counter (press G to compare)
- Full C# source and a PDF guide
Great for open-world, survival and farming games, or any scene with a long view over grass.