RWT or RTP does not automatically blend these textures.
To paint 2-4 textures use Terrain / Paint Texture.

Unfortunately, I have no such knowledge about RTP.
Please see this in the RTP documentation.

Hi

I tried to get some more info from RTP source, no luck there.

I have another question, hope you can help me out :

When RTP adds the 4 colormaps to the RWT terrain, those colormaps are gray (in the layers tab).

I see (the L shortcut) that the first colormap is the one applied to the whole terrain (a big terrain, 5*3). The other tree gray layers are not applied to any area of the terrain .

I've changed the first of those gray layers to the albedo map (colored) of the texture and the difference was significant ! The texture looks much better and detailed.

Is that some part of the process ? the gray slots should be changed to the colored albedo maps? or do i miss something and the textures should look much crispier and detailed with the gray slots as they are?

Could it be there was some change in the integration interface since last RTP and RWT update?

Thanks

Unfortunately, I have no such knowledge about RTP.
Please see this in the RTP documentation.

Thank you

wow, it's there. thanks.

It would be really helpful to get some more info on this process, the textures do look sharper from distance - but still blurry from up-close.

To be more specific - How is it possible to produce 8 layers (instead of the current 4) so that part of them will be available for painting textures (currently there are 4 b/w textures just for the noise functionality in RTP)

thank you.

It would be really helpful to get some more info on this process, the textures do look sharper from distance - but still blurry from up-close.

Do you have any experience with it?

thanks.

Relief Terrain Pack (RTP) can improve close view when using satellite imagery.
Or you can generate Terrains Layers based on vector tiles.

regarding the materials, I saw this section regarding splat-prototypes in RWT documentation but didn't get it... Do you have some other tutorial explaining how to produce the materials from the texture? (if i understand what it does...)

To clarify my question about the materials - i'm looking for the fastest way to produce more detailed individual materials for the RWT terrain - So that the terrain will be more  presentable from closer distance as well (due to the limitation of the sattelite based textures).
Does the GAIA stamp workflow enable that ? some other way?

thanks again.

Again, I didn't understand your question.
RWT does not generate materials, but Terrain Layers (Splat Prototypes).
What are Terrain Layers and how to use it:
https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/class-TerrainLayer.html

I'm trying to apply CTS to a unity terrain in RWT.

How would you produce all the materials ? right now i have the sattelite texture for the whole terrain.

Is there some thread dealing with this ?

thanks.

I don't have the experience yet - what might be the need for multiple terrains if I can create a big one (with a correct application of the global texture) and stream it with one of the solutions in (3) ?