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William Tracy wrote:
> If you wanted to really do it right ...
Come to think of it, you could implement what I described as some
external utility that manipulates a height map, and outputs another
height map that is read as a density function by the tree macro, in the
same vein as Nicolas' suggestion.
Actually, the height map transformation would probably be just a simple
convolve operation that could be hacked together in some image editor.
Hmm ... So many ideas, so little time. :-)
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