Reflective sphere on cobbled plane that is.

Just something I *cobbled* together (pun intended...).

Procedural cobblestones.  These are generated from crackle
pattern->function->heightfield. Also not that it is not infinite, but rather
fully tileable (if you look closely you can note the repetition.

-tgq

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>Trevor G Quayle  on date 19/04/2011 17:52 wrote:
> Reflective sphere on cobbled plane that is.
>
> Just something I *cobbled* together (pun intended...).
>
> Procedural cobblestones.  These are generated from crackle
> pattern->function->heightfield. Also not that it is not infinite, but rather
> fully tileable (if you look closely you can note the repetition.
>
> -tgq
Nice.
Now... some grass between the cobbles...
;-)
Paolo

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"Trevor G Quayle" <Tin### [at] hotmailcom> schreef in bericht 
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> Reflective sphere on cobbled plane that is.
>
> Just something I *cobbled* together (pun intended...).

And nicely cobbled too :-)

>
> Procedural cobblestones.  These are generated from crackle
> pattern->function->heightfield. Also not that it is not infinite, but 
> rather
> fully tileable (if you look closely you can note the repetition.

Well, you have to look very carefully to see the repetitions, so, well done 
indeed. I am not sure, the cobbles could be either a bit larger or a bit 
smaller. Have you tried? I am feeling a tiny bit uneasy about them.

Thomas

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