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some scenes yes, some scenes no, most scenes are missing flora

If this is any help, from what I have seen from my own testing, objects spawned with flora layers that use pbr metallic, pbr shaded or I assume all other shaders aside from the grass shader still seem to spawn (like rocks or mushrooms for instance). So it looks like the issue may be related to the grass shader in some way.

definitely would be nice to have something like this

Yeah, most of me teaching myself how to use the editor when the game came out was by looking at base game scenes to see what the devs did, so having access to more of the scenes terrain would make it a lot easier to pick apart what devs were doing. For battle scenes its not as big of a deal, but for more detailed scenes like cities having to use the navmesh as an indicator of where the terrain is supposed to be is very annoying.
Even if we cant get all the scenes SED (like NPC mentioned, the filesize might be an issue), I think a good start would just to have more scene's SED, especially smaller scenes like arenas and hideouts (especially hideouts considering the contest).

inter17 said:

So should I still delete said folder?

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what folder are you talking about?

That's pretty common, just one of many bugs mission test has, test using custom battle instead

Mission testing is not a good way of testing scenes, it has a lot of bugs, instead try testing your scenes in custom battle

Following this up, 1.7.0 the navmesh grid gen still doesn't work, same issue as above, except the generate grids progress bar now stays, consumes resources and takes while, but in the end it still doesn't do anything, just a blank scene with no navmesh at all.
@Dejan would it be possible for us to get the old grid gen back? It was simple but it was quick and (most importantly) it worked, at the moment the only way to efficiently make navmesh on most scenes is to version hop back 5 or 6 versions, which like NPC mentioned takes a while to do.

Just to confirm, this does indeed appear to be fixed on 1.7.0, the only base layer bug was fixed on 1.6.5.

found the solution, turns out I needed to increase my graphics settings to very high, apparently there is a option somewhere in there that reduced the node resolution, and my game somehow switched to that setting.

MArdA TaleWorlds said:

Forwarded to the QA team for further investigation. We will reach out again if we need more information. Thanks for reporting and sorry for any inconvenience!

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you can go ahead and mark this as solved, its not a bug, just me forgetting that graphics settings are a thing.

tried it on 1.6.3, after setting parameters to the suggested ones, generate grids did nothing, the progress bar popped up for a second then disappeared, and no navmesh was generated. When trying to generate with autogen, it only created a single massive face that covered the entire map. Also tried messing around with the parameters, but nothing seemed to change.

I had someone else try the maps, it works for them fine, so the issue is apparently only me so far.

Generating grids on 1.6.3 causes a crash for me as well, after selecting yes or no on the prompt to remove existing navmesh, crashes regardless of if there is already navmesh on the map or not.
Crash Upload: 2021-10-30_17.59.25_83aaa0d21e912e56cc2c4431411ad103

Oh, this is the modding Q&A so what I gave was modding advice, but I misunderstood and thought this was for a personal map, so my response doesn't really apply, instead look at this mod which doubles draw distance and check the posts, someone asked a similar question there, so you should be able to make your own mod that (pretty much) gets rid of flora.

@NPC99 @Dejan It seems that replacing the physics heightmap still crashes. Just to be sure, I made a quick new map in and just replaced the base game map without touching anything else, it worked without the heightmap overridden (though I still was underground), but when I imported and overwrote the base game one it crashed when loading the campaign.

Dejan said:

You have to override a texture called "Main_map_physics_heightmap". You should replace that texture with your own heightmap, the resolution of which should be 1024x1024. You can directly use the heightmap exported from the editor using the "Export heightmap" button in Terrain Inspector. Please note that this is a temporary solution while we work on a system that will save the physics heightmap to the terrain file on "Scene save" automatically. It will likely be released within the next few patches.

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Unless that has been changed replacing that texture crashes the game, I tried that months ago. But to be sure I'll give that a shot when I'm back at my computer in a few hours, I don't recall what resolution I imported the texture as, so it was probably 16k instead of 1k