that way you can be sure the sphere is complete
the terrain is unmistakably as the poster above me said, the noise doesn't use world-space coordinates.. or it's just an array you draw 4 times
which is even more wrong
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#ActualKaptein
Posted 14 September 2012 - 10:33 AM
it depends on how you build your sphere.. with voxels the best test would be a n^3 for loop over the diameter, ie. dx is iterated (x-radius+1 to x+radius-1) etc.
that way you can be sure the sphere is complete
the terrain is unmistakably as the poster above me said, the noise doesn't use world-space coordinates.. or it's just an array you draw 4 times which is even more wrong
that way you can be sure the sphere is complete
the terrain is unmistakably as the poster above me said, the noise doesn't use world-space coordinates.. or it's just an array you draw 4 times
which is even more wrong
#1Kaptein
Posted 14 September 2012 - 10:32 AM
it depends on how you build your sphere.. with voxels the best test would be a n^3 for loop over the diameter (dx-radius+1 to dx+radius-1) etc.
that way you can be sure the sphere is complete
the terrain is unmistakably as the poster above me said, the noise doesn't use world-space coordinates.. or it's just an array you draw 4 times which is even more wrong
that way you can be sure the sphere is complete
the terrain is unmistakably as the poster above me said, the noise doesn't use world-space coordinates.. or it's just an array you draw 4 times
which is even more wrong