Here is the complete video link covering the balance between visual stability and real terrain, natural transitions in vegetation, secrets to creating atmosphere in scene construction：

✦ Visual Stability and Realistic Terrain Balance⛰

Mountain roads aren't simply about laying down a patch of grass and carving a path through it. While the landscape undulates🏞, the main path beneath players' feet must be leveled to prevent discomfort from steep inclines or steep drops. When players venture off the main path, they immediately feel the natural elevation changes and terrain realism, enhancing the joy of exploration. On steeper slopes, we incorporate stairs or gentle inclines. This not only guides players but also significantly improves visual stability, preventing obstructed views.

✦ Natural Vegetation Transitions🌳

Create layered color transitions among trees. For example: Introduce a third transitional vegetation type between two distinct woodlands🌴. Pairing purple, blue, white, and green flora ensures players experience smooth, gentle visual gradients when viewing the landscape from within the game. Two considerations guide this pairing: First, we adhere to ecological logic, ensuring plants from the same ecosystem coexist. Second, as a fantasy world, we employ artistic color schemes to give each area a unique yet harmonious color theme🎨, enhancing overall recognition and aesthetic appeal.

✦ Atmosphere Secrets🌫

We also utilize volumetric fog when refining environments. Adding volumetric fog to areas that feel abrupt creates smoother transitions. Adjusting its density for different moods allows us to achieve precisely the desired scene effect!🥰

We hope these behind-the-scenes details help you discover even more enjoyment in your upcoming adventures.