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7. Example of parallax mapping failing, notice that the edges of the mesh are straight instead of following the curves of the stones and the ripples caused by the low camera angle with respect to the terrain

7. Example of parallax mapping failing, notice that the edges of the mesh are straight instead of following the curves of the stones and the ripples caused by the low camera angle with respect to the terrain

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Figure 1.1. Left: Static virtual terrain; Right: Natural terrain with...
Figure 1.3. Four examples of terrain grains sizes as classified by...
Figure 1.4. Subdivision of a soil volume in static and rolling layer
Figure 1.5. Overview of the framework. The region classification,...
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A Framework For Local Terrain Deformation Based on Diffusion Theory
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Terrains have a key role in making outdoor virtual scenes believable and immersive as they form the support for every other natural element in the scene. Although important, terrains are often given limited interactivity in real-time applications. However, in nature, terrains are dynamic and interact with the rest of the environment changing shape...
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