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"Greg M. Johnson" wrote:
[rambling snipped - sorry]
> This is just a long-winded way of saying I'm more fascinated with
> procedurally-derived concepts, and that I was hoping you had come up with
> some kind of algorithm for weathering.
But that is exactly what HF-lab does. Albeit procedural alogrithms for
alluvial motion is hard to make, and HF-lab is probably just using a
approximation to the process.
I suspect that you have not tried the program? Originally made by John
Beale now Yann Ramin have continued the work, you can find it here:
<URL:http://www.redshift.com/~yramin/atp/hflab/>
> Wonderful work, nonetheless . . .
Thanks, the HF used to produce the image is a 2000x2000 .png file, and
if I wish to make it bigger it is no problem to use HFlab to double the
output.
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