Learn how to add water areas to your terrain.
Adding water can be done by using Local Water Areas - areas are treated as boundaries of the water shape that is applied usually inside river or lake beds, where the terrain goes under a specified elevation level.
Add a new layer- right click in the Scene Panel and choose
. We can call it e.g. local_water_shape. Select the new layer.
Go to Tools and Terrain Edit Tools (Shape Brush → Flatten).
With the tool active, go to the Editor main screen and experiment with “flattening” the ground (basically, making a hole in the ground).
Now right on the area you have just flattened and choose Graphics → Add Local Water Areas.
Use the Scale and Move button on the left the change the size of your water area and bring it in view.
See the video for more details:
When you open up the World settings tab at the right side of the editor, you can search for a setting called 'disableWaterShaders'.
This setting should be switched off to make the water defined by local water areas visible.
Also please make sure that when you open up the environment Editor, leave the 'Allow water shader' option checked:
You can open the World Environment Editor using this icon button on the top toolbar:
