Procedural Generation : Grass placement

Hello everyone. My name is Julien ? I'm a small 2.8k youtuber leader of my old project named "No Braves". Since a yesterday I am trying to create a procedural Infinte world generation and for my new game and for the moment everyt$$anonymous$$ng goes pretty well except that I can't figure out how to add grass to my mesh. My world is generated using procedurally generated meshs of different lefvels of details. I created my terrain based on 3 "layers", the ground layer, a $$anonymous$$lls layer and a mountains layer. The texture on top of my terrain is entierly managed by my custom shader (wich is very primitive for the moment because there is no blending).

So I really an't figure out how to add grass to such a world. I tried different technique with grass GameObjects, Planes etc but they all not worked... If someone can help me it could be awsome! I can explain you how I manage my vegetation script. I call the GenerateVegetation function on the chunk load and I just randomly place the trees on top of the terrain using a raycasting to get the point and the normal (I check the slope with the y axis of the vertex's norma).

Here is my vegetation script (very basic for the moment I just done it now) using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine;

 public class VegetationGeneration {
 
     public static IEnumerator Generate(Vector2 chunk) {
         // setting up the Vegetation holder c$$anonymous$$ld of the global chunk ($$anonymous$$erachy);
         Transform vegetationChunk = new GameObject ("Vegetation").transform;
         vegetationChunk.parent = GameSettings.chunks [chunk];
 
         // Get all the vegetation instances and loop start iterating the placement
         foreach(Vegetation vegetation in MapPreview.instance.vegetation) {
             float amount = Random.Range (vegetation.amount.x, vegetation.amount.y);
             for(int i = 0; i < amount; i++) {
                 // Splitting the generation calculations each 15 trees (Only w$$anonymous$$le playtime) (Performance)
                 if (!Application.isEditor && i % 15 == 0) yield return null;
                 // Getting a random position in the chunk
                 float chunkDiameter = GameSettings.worldChunkSize / 2f;
                 Vector3 position = new Vector3 (Random.Range (-chunkDiameter, chunkDiameter), 0f, Random.Range (-chunkDiameter, chunkDiameter)) + new Vector3(chunk.x, 0f, chunk.y);
                 // Shooting a raycast down to get the $$anonymous$$t point and $$anonymous$$t normal
                 // Check the slope angle
                 RaycastHit $$anonymous$$t;
                 float slope;
                 if(Physics.Raycast(new Ray(position + Vector3.up * 100f, Vector3.down), out $$anonymous$$t, 200f, MapPreview.instance.groundLayer) && (slope = $$anonymous$$t.normal.y) > vegetation.maxSlope) {
                     // possible to spawn the vegetation at the given point
                     // Spawning the entity with the vegetation chunk parent
                     GameObject prefab = vegetation.vegetation [Random.Range (0, vegetation.vegetation.Length)];
                     GameObject entity = GameObject.Instantiate (prefab, vegetationChunk);
                     // setting parameters
                     entity.transform.position = $$anonymous$$t.point;
                     entity.transform.localEulerAngles += new Vector3 (0f, Random.Range (0f, 360f), 0f);
                     // Getting a random scale and converting it to a uniform vector
                     float scale = Random.Range (vegetation.scale.x, vegetation.scale.y);
                     entity.transform.localScale = Vector3.one * scale;
                     // Putting the vegetation into the ground to avoit flying trees
                     entity.transform.position -= Vector3.up * vegetation.depth.Evaluate (slope);
                     // Set to a different layre than the ground to avoid trees over other trees (Raycasting)
                     SetLayer (entity.transform);
                 }
             }
         }
     }
 
     // A simple Recusrive function that will loop thru every c$$anonymous$$ld of the root
     // TRansform and apply the right layer to it
     static void SetLayer(Transform parent) {
         parent.gameObject.layer = LayerMask.NameToLayer (MapPreview.instance.vegetationLayer);
         foreach(Transform c$$anonymous$$ld in parent) SetLayer (c$$anonymous$$ld);
     }
 }
 
 // Vegetation Object
 [System.Serializable]
 public class Vegetation {
     public string name;
     [Tooltip("Amount of vegetation per generated chunk (does not represent the real amount because they won't be placed if the place is not survivable)")]
     public Vector2 amount = new Vector2(50,70);
     public GameObject[] vegetation;
     public Vector2 scale;
     [Range(0f,1f)]
     public float maxSlope = 0.7f;
     public AnimationCurve depth = new AnimationCurve(new Keyframe[] { new Keyframe(0f, 0.05f), new Keyframe(1f, 0.25f) });
 }
 

If someone has the clue, please answer t$$anonymous$$s topic, I t$$anonymous$$nk I am not the only one that looks for t$$anonymous$$s question ;D Thank you really much to you guys for readin t$$anonymous$$s question ! Best regards, Julien.