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"Tim Nikias" <JUS### [at] gmxnetWARE> schreef in bericht
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> Ross wrote:
>>> Still feel the need to come up with something resembling a path on the
>>> grass, but one step at a time...
>>
>> That was my initial response. "There are no paths, no one has had to make
>> these decisions before?"
>
> Good idea, but wrong approach. You may think that you've had to make
> similiar decisions, but you never make the same decisions. So basically, I
> don't really need a path, unless you follow the idea that these paths
> aren't 100% free choice, that they might be tended to by something
> higher/lower. That's something I'm keeping in mind when trying to come up
> with a design for the path and how to model it.
>
My idea - for what it's worth - is that the paths should not be clearly
defined but diffuse, irregular, some randomly more treaded than others. A
choice is always(?) towards a certain future, which itself always(?) remains
uncertain in coming about.
Thomas
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