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Marc-Hendrik Bremer <Mar### [at] t-online de> wrote:
> Your ISW seems to be useful but actually I'm looking more for a wall which
> looks roughly like the attached picture. Perhaps not that wrecked, but a bit
> like that. You see, the stones a roughly trimmed and they are chosen, so
> everything fit's together. I would take irregular roughly rectangular stones
> too though.
> Don't know if I will come ever near that, but I will have to try :-)
Are you speaking of the irrgularity in placement, or the shape of the
stones. The shape of the stones I can do. The pictures I posted have
relatively small perturbations, but it can be larger. Placement is a bit
trickier, I'm afraid. It looks like that wall uses the large roughly
rectagles shimmied with lots of thin stones method. I might be able to get
that effect with a isosurface based upon the crackle pattern with a granite
purturbation.
I think my code could do it, but it'd take some tweaking. Hmmm.
Geoff
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