Game.Prefabs.TerraformingType

Assembly:
Assembly-CSharp (game assembly for Cities: Skylines 2)

Namespace:
Game.Prefabs

Type:
public enum

Base:
System.Enum (underlying type: System.Int32)

Summary:
Represents the different terraforming operations/tools available for modifying terrain in the game. Use this enum to select the behavior of a terraforming tool or to interpret saved prefab/tool settings. The members have the default integral values: Shift = 0, Level = 1, Soften = 2, Slope = 3.

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Fields

• Shift
  Represents a "shift" operation — moves terrain up or down (offsetting heights).

• Level
  Represents a "level" operation — flattens terrain to a constant target height.

• Soften
  Represents a "soften" (smooth) operation — reduces sharp height variations to create smoother terrain.

• Slope
  Represents a "slope" operation — creates or enforces a slope/tilt across terrain (used to form angled surfaces).

Properties

• None
  Enums do not define instance properties. Use the enum value directly (e.g., TerraformingType.Level) to select behavior.

Constructors

• None (compiler-generated)
  Enums do not have user-defined constructors. The runtime provides the underlying value-type behavior automatically.

Methods

• None
  No instance methods are defined on this enum. Use typical enum operations (comparison, switch statements, casting to/from int) as needed.

Usage Example

using Game.Prefabs;

public class TerraformTool
{
    public TerraformingType Mode { get; set; } = TerraformingType.Shift;
    public float TargetHeight { get; set; }

    public void Apply(TerrainData terrain)
    {
        switch (Mode)
        {
            case TerraformingType.Shift:
                // offset terrain heights
                break;
            case TerraformingType.Level:
                // set terrain heights to TargetHeight
                break;
            case TerraformingType.Soften:
                // smooth terrain
                break;
            case TerraformingType.Slope:
                // create slope towards a direction/angle
                break;
        }
    }
}