Forest Strip.
Draw believable forest belts exactly where you need them. Place a spline along roads, fields, rivers, parks or landscape borders and let PCG generate a natural strip that follows the terrain.
See the system at production scale.
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A forest tool for lines, edges and boundaries.
Full biomes are great for large areas. Forest Strip handles the places where you need precise control: roadsides, field borders, park edges, windbreaks, riverside tree lines and long natural separators.
Put forest exactly where it belongs.
Shape the spline around roads, fields, rivers and landscape borders instead of painting broad biome masks or hand-placing rows of trees.
Avoid the perfect-stripe look.
Organic density falloff and varied silhouettes soften the edge of the strip so it reads like a natural forest belt rather than a repeated procedural wall.
Build long tree lines in minutes.
Place the actor, draw the spline, adjust width and density, then keep reshaping the result as the surrounding landscape evolves.
Focused controls for believable forest belts.
Forest Strip combines spline authoring with PCG vegetation rules, natural edge variation and scalable settings for fast open-world layout.
Spline-based generator
Draw and reshape the strip directly in the level using an intuitive spline workflow.
Procedural ecosystem
PCG handles vegetation placement along the spline while preserving an editable workflow.
Natural edge falloff
Density variation and soft borders help prevent repetitive, perfectly uniform forest lines.
Width + density control
Tune the width, density and biome preset to fit anything from narrow roadside strips to broad windbreaks.
Easy workflow.
Deep R&D.
EasyBiomes is designed to make demanding environment work easier to use, not simpler in quality. The system builds on long-term photogrammetry work and dedicated vegetation-wind research for Unreal Engine.
Production facts.
No vague feature wall.
The current Forest Strip page describes the focused spline workflow below: editable strips, natural falloff, width and density controls, and open-world use.
- Engine
- Unreal Engine 5
- Spline-based generator
- Draw and reshape the strip directly in the level using an intuitive spline workflow.
- Procedural ecosystem
- PCG handles vegetation placement along the spline while preserving an editable workflow.
- Natural edge falloff
- Density variation and soft borders help prevent repetitive, perfectly uniform forest lines.
- Width + density control
- Tune the width, density and biome preset to fit anything from narrow roadside strips to broad windbreaks.
- EasyBiomes integration
- Use Forest Strip standalone or blend it beside other EasyBiomes environments without changing workflows.
- Open-world ready
- Performance-focused spawning rules and scalable settings are designed for long belts in large landscapes.
Built for long, editable strips.
The system is designed around a focused task: drawing believable forest structure across large landscapes without turning every border into hand-authored foliage work.
Rating + product strengths.
The current FAB listing carries a 5.0 rating across 6 ratings. The cards below summarize product and workflow strengths from the current EasyBiomes product material; they are not fabricated customer quotes.
Use forest as a world-building line.
Road edges, farm boundaries, river corridors and park borders become controllable design elements instead of manual foliage-placement chores.
Fast to draw, easy to revise.
Reshape the spline or adjust width and density as the level changes without rebuilding the forest strip from scratch.
Standalone when needed. Native when combined.
Use it as its own world-building tool or place it beside EasyBiomes forests, farmlands and other environments in the same production workflow.
Use Forest Strip
between the biomes.
Forest Strip fills the controlled spaces between larger environments: field separators, road corridors, park edges, riversides and natural landscape borders.