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This is already looking quite good and interesting. Apart from the comments
already given, I think you should consider critically the random selection
of your starting point. If you look carefully at your images, you will see
that sometimes a rivulet starts on a ridge and flows down more or less along
a ridge, which is unnatural of course. And rivulets start sometimes just
beside a natural indentation of the surface, instead of starting in the
indentation itself. This is a kind of chicken-and-egg conundrum of course as
a rivulet creates an indentation which in turn attracts more rivulets etc.
Still, I think you should consider the "randomness" of your starting points
as you start already with a fully formed landscape in the first place. This
means that the starting points cannot be random at all.
Thomas
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