It isn't pure random rotation, it looks to be random rotation as a deviation from the path direction. If the distribution curves are flexible enough, it would allow you to semi-randomly spatter non-overlapping buildings on either side of the road (path) that are aligned with the road.
I want to play with it when it comes out.
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thats inkskape? damn... that looks like something photoshop would do... just impressed with the combining of shapes into a single path
I'm liking inkscape quite a bit... only thing i've had some issues with is the lack of palletes..
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It uses the same palette format as gimp, and there are kajillions of those.Originally Posted by loogie
-Rob A>
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