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Submitted by , posted on 28 January 2001
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This screenshot was take from a demo program I whipped up. It's just a rotating solar system, the geo-sphere's
geomorph from detail level to detail level.(best seen on slower computer) It uses a recursive structure to pregenerate
the level's of subdivision for the geo-sphere's. Subdivision is done in the way discussed in the OpenGL programmers
guide. I'm not exactly sure if there's a real practical use for this demo but if you like this screenshot or have gotten
an idea from it please make a post to Flipcode and we can all figure out where the geomorphing geo-sphere's are going.
the demo and source can be downloaded at www.firetoads.com under the coding section.
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