That's what I mean. If you're not able to write such programms,
I don't complain. But I think its much more awesome if someone
here can say: Look what I have done!

I mean, some complex modellers supply trees, fern, vegetation
etc. When just given a few optional floats and the programm
creates the remaining bit, how much would you appreciate the
work the User has done, rather than the programmer?
Thats what I'm after.

Rune wrote:

> Rick [Kitty5] wrote:
> > but its the end result that counts, not how much you
> > did/didn't struggle reinventing the wheel.
>
> Of course that's not entirely true. Even if an effort doesn't matter to
> others, it can still matter very much to oneself. And the experience
> gained by solving a complex task oneself should not be underestimated
> either. Using other people's solutions is fine if you're just after a
> quick results, but if you intent to challenge yourself and learn from it
> in the process, it just isn't the same to use an already existing
> solution.
>
> Rune

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