The size 1 terrain painting tool is so much smaller than 2

[Wrathloki]

The size 2 terrain painting tool is like ten times bigger than the 1 size. Am I missing a setting somewhere to get a size in between? 1 barely does anything at all while 2 is too big to really detail anything.

 

[Pentoleaf]

I have this problem as well, except for me size 1 and 2 do nothing while size 3 is so enormous it's really difficult to detail anything.

 

[KellyL]

I have this problem as well, except for me size 1 and 2 do nothing while size 3 is so enormous it's really difficult to detail anything.

Same for me. Size 1 and 2 do nothing but 3 is bigger than I would like.

 

[ZSHplays]

I use size 2 for pretty much everything, works fine for me. However size 1 doesn't appear to do anything at all on mine. Every few months I test it and... nada!

 

[Polykrates]

Size 1 is good for making a little dirt path if you stick a prop door to a building you make.

 

[yoav_r]

The size 2 terrain painting tool is like ten times bigger than the 1 size. Am I missing a setting somewhere to get a size in between? 1 barely does anything at all while 2 is too big to really detail anything.

Square-cube law.

1x1 = 1sqm
2x2 = 4sqm
3x3 = 9 sqm
...

So the jump is very noticeable bewteen the small brushes.

 

[Wrathloki]

Square-cube law.

1x1 = 1sqm
2x2 = 4sqm
3x3 = 9 sqm
...

So the jump is very noticeable bewteen the small brushes.

Would be nice if their brushes weren’t measured in squares then I guess.

 

[TheYeti]

Would be nice if their brushes weren’t measured in squares then I guess.

It doesn't have to do with measuring in squares (actually the brush works in circles), it has to do with the mathematical term of 'squared'; if you double the radius (go from 1m to 2m), you quadruple the surface (A = π r²), because the area covered doubles both length- and width-wise.

 

[Wrathloki]

It doesn't have to do with measuring in squares (actually the brush works in circles), it has to do with the mathematical term of 'squared'; if you double the radius (go from 1m to 2m), you quadruple the surface (A = π r²), because the area covered doubles both length- and width-wise.

We need options in between whole numbers. We need a 1.5m brush because of the jump from 1-2 being way too big.

 

[Polykrates]

We need options in between whole numbers. We need a 1.5m brush because of the jump from 1-2 being way too big.

Yes. And a slider would be even better than pre-set sizes.