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> Im not exactly sure what you are asking here as I have not posted
> any code as of yet. Once I have finished testing and tinkering I will post
> some code.
I must have you mixed with someone else.
There was a round isosurface thing that looked really cool and complex, but
I can't get anywhere near it with the code he posted.
Sorry.
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On Sun, 14 Jul 2002 22:02:22 +0100, Dave Brickell wrote:
> This is my first real play with Isosurfaces and I am very impressed. I know
> the sky and sea need a little work but I am very happy with how the actual
> landscape came out.
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> Any comments etc....
Can't tell if it's large scale mountains or very small scale dried mud,
whichever it's a good start.
Samuel Benge did a great landscape with isosorfaces quite some time ago,
it was remeniscent of a desert in the USA.
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Are you taking about the green thingy posted a few days ago? That was
me, and unfortunately I posted a slightly different version of the code.
I can't remember how I got the nice ring floating out from the rest of
the isosurface....
Dave VanHorn wrote:
>> Im not exactly sure what you are asking here as I have not posted
>>any code as of yet. Once I have finished testing and tinkering I will post
>>some code.
>>
>
> I must have you mixed with someone else.
> There was a round isosurface thing that looked really cool and complex, but
> I can't get anywhere near it with the code he posted.
>
> Sorry.
>
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>
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If it was one posted about 2 years ago, I did that with a multifractal
isosurface.
Steve wrote:
> On Sun, 14 Jul 2002 22:02:22 +0100, Dave Brickell wrote:
>
>>This is my first real play with Isosurfaces and I am very impressed. I know
>>the sky and sea need a little work but I am very happy with how the actual
>>landscape came out.
>>
>>Any comments etc....
>>
>
> Can't tell if it's large scale mountains or very small scale dried mud,
> whichever it's a good start.
>
> Samuel Benge did a great landscape with isosorfaces quite some time ago,
> it was remeniscent of a desert in the USA.
>
>
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sbe### [at] caltelcom
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