Dgoing to a thread instead @Blagoy 
Very strange, if you open a new level with default UE landscape, is it the same problem?
Very strange, if you open a new level with default UE landscape, is it the same problem?
DThanks! It kinda looks like you are painting on the edge between on top of the landscape and below it, is it the same problem if you paint clearly above it?
If it is still the case, could you save that level and select it in the UE content browser and then use our zip action in Dash (search for Zip in Dash) and send us the zip of this level, so we can see if we experience the same thing on your level?
cc @spatiotemporal
If it is still the case, could you save that level and select it in the UE content browser and then use our zip action in Dash (search for Zip in Dash) and send us the zip of this level, so we can see if we experience the same thing on your level?
cc @spatiotemporal
Sis the mesh you are painting available online?
SHey, was able to reproduce the issue. Been searching what could be the issue, I can only guess but didnt find a solution to it. I assume its related to a scaling issue. The landscape's scaling is huge, while the object you scatter has a height of 9cm making it relatively thin and landscape collision is messy there. Will try to solve it but its not an obvious one atm.