Tim Nikias wrote:
> Thanks! I was wondering about the paths, too. I added some turbulence on 
> top to break up the straight lines, but it's obviously not enough. 

I think it's more that paths naturally follow where someone wants to 
walk. Random paths are going to be "wrong" no matter how you perturb 
them, because paths by their nature aren't random.

Paths leading from cluster-of-signs to cluster-of-signs would make 
sense, altho obviously harder to do.

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