Rivers Look ok?

[joão paulo]

smooth work Sigurd, it seems everything ok.

[Sigurd]

Thanks for the reinforcement

Truthfully, I can't take much credit for the rivers. The land was exported from Fractal terrains then erroded in Wilbur. For such a small slice, it started with a whole globe, the erosion does a good job. The straight bits and what sort of look like talon scratches are a less than optimal part of the erosion produced.

I like the over all affect and I'm not sure I'll change for the sake of the too straight bits.

I still haven't seen any other program that creates a simulated world with as much elegance as Fractal Terrains combined with Wilbur.

This is the world I _haven't_ got around to using yet... There's a square in the middle showing the location of the very first picture. Its tiny.

Sigurd

[jezelf]

Thanks for the reinforcement

Truthfully, I can't take much credit for the rivers. The land was exported from Fractal terrains then erroded in Wilbur.

With Wilbur, add in noise before doing the rivers. It's what will create a more natural course. without it you're more likely to get straight lines. see "Fun with Wilbur" tutorial for more details.

[Ascension]

Joao...it's Fractal Terrains.

[Redrobes]

Yeah, if you look at my sig theres a keyword index. Look up Fractal Terrain and Wilbur links. Waldronate is a member here and developer of both.

On the Fractal Terrain list there is a link from me. Actually its not by me but a link to waldronates post on doing an FT tutorial. That post is a good read in order to know what to do with it.

The wilbur links have some stuff to do with rivers which might be relevant.

[joão paulo]

Joao...it's Fractal Terrains.

Ok, I must learn to read before I write something
Sorry my bad spelling.