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Op 05/12/2021 om 00:32 schreef Samuel B.:
> It looks good, Thomas. I had to look up inselbergs... It's a fitting
> description.
>
Thanks indeed Sam.
> I've always wanted to find a way to add overhangs cutting into the surfaces of
> such structures, but no solution is easy. Even when using isosurfaces, the
> function always extends upward and not outward. I've got an idea how overhangs
> and grooves could be accomplished, but it is very expensive, time-wise.
>
Jaime's hf2iso does a fair job on this by generating a slope map from
the image. It is relatively fast too to use. I do not have a good
example of the marked stratification it provides on this computer; I
shall post one later today.
The present scene does no really show the stratification for some reason
that I am investigating. It has to do I guess with the somewhat
exaggerated vertical scale left over from the strands image in the first
place. This might be somewhat corrected by a blurred image map. I shall
see how it goes.
--
Thomas
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