Oh it's quite simple Garry, I was astonished that someone created such a tool. That you can manipulate a landscape in such a way. It's just that I wish a tool like that was available for "regular" 3D software. Maybe the video shows it too easy. And yes I know it's a game engine, but maybe it is possible to create a landscape with it, without turning it into a game at the end. But possibly not. But to be short, I just found it a cool video.
Arjo. > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of studio > Sent: dinsdag 24 april 2007 8:45 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: landscape generation > > > > Quite off topic... > > This is something very cool if you're interested in landscape creation: > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDLTRXV1KHM&mode=related&search= > > Arjo. > > (turns out it's a link to a game engine demo) > > Hi Arjo : > > I've always been interested in landscape creation , but how > does your link affect me , today ? I mean , I do not use vid- > eo games . No time for that kind of playing . > > Realtime is awesome , but what S/W can I purchase that will > allow me to create landscapes in realtime ? The latest (for- > ever coming) TG2 will not allow realtime landscape creation , > and it's beyond cutting edge , but is "bleading edge" . > > Gelato for Nvidia GPUs looks awesome but is old-hat now , > and seems to be rarely implemented to it's fullest potent- > ial (would love to see it in RS Vx someday) . > > Anyway , are you looking at maybe dropping your VRML > city project for something more realtime-like , perhaps ? > > studio > > > >
