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Intel Research Concurrent Binary Trees for Large-Scale Game Components GPU friendly planet generating approach with tesselation.

There's an example implementation on github, although no licence is provided.

I stash it here too:
Better Mountain Generation with perlin, without erosion

Of course it is! Thanks for the tracks! :)

That's one nice effect

Hi! Welcomem, and thanks for taking interest in contributing! :) There's a long music contribution thread you might want to peruse, there's some discussion on music. Also I'd suggest dropping by on our IRC channel, much easier to get things discussed there (usually people are active at CET evenings/...

@diduuz I really like this version. Was listening to it on a loop for a while the ther day.
Do you have some git-fu, or should I do the PR for you?
Would you mind if I'd also use it as the music for the release showcase video?

Sorry for the slow reply! I think this version is nice, and feels much more natural than the previous attempts. I do like this minimalistic approach. I also like the 3/4 angle of them, much more natural than a front shot. I have a couple of notes: I think a bit of perspective on the left eye (from o...

I think this track is nice!

Brian Rubin of the SpaceGameJunkie fame did a two hour long livestream of Pioneer a couple of weeks ago. He practically plays the game for the first time, so it is a nice glimpse onto the first impressions and what might be confusing for a new player. I took some notes: The paused state of the game ...

I've played around with a landing aid idea for a bit: It would work like this: A circle/dot with a crosshair is drawn onto the scanner indicating the location of the landing pad when the player has clearance for landing. - The size of the circle indicates height above the pad: - If it is as the same...