scenario editor: terrain editor, brush size

Description

The user interface in the image showcases a landscape editing tool used for customizing terrain and environment elements.

Left Sidebar:

• Brush Selection: A list of vegetation types, including various tree species and forest types. Selecting an item from this list activates the corresponding brush for placement on the land.
• Categories: Buttons labeled "All," "Land," "Forest," and "Water" allow users to filter the brush list according to the desired feature type, enhancing accessibility.

Brush Properties:

• Brush Type: Indicates the mode of the brush being utilized, with options like "Map," "Elevation," and "Cliffs."
• Brush Size: Offers a range of sizes, from "Tiny (1x1)" to "Giant (9x9)," enabling precise or broader alterations to the landscape.

Layering Options:

• Layering Mode: A checkbox for enabling layering, allowing users to build complexity in the landscape.
• Enable Eye Candy: Another checkbox, potentially for visual effects that enhance aesthetics, and "No Waves on Shore" which may modify water effects.

Water and Beach Features:

• Water Definitions: A section for selecting or customizing different water features. Presets can be chosen, and users can define properties through the options listed.
• Beach Types: Lists various beach-related configurations that can be applied, contributing to coastal environments in the landscape.

Functionality and Appearance:

• The interface incorporates a grid layout for the editing area, aiding in precise placement of features. The buttons and labels are distinct, with a color scheme that suggests usability, primarily employing contrasting colors for clarity.

This design focuses on enabling efficient terrain customization for creative projects, blending function and form effectively.