Thanks!

Kriging is interesting. I found out about it after developing the spline terrain technique via discussion in my research thread on Mastodon. I forget the trade offs between the two techniques, but they're in a family together I think. I appreciate you sharing the link though!

try messing with the spline tilt too

thanks :D

ow!

give it a try :O I'd love to see what you make with it!

Oh yeah, spline math itself could easily be a whole article series 💀

This is the first I've heard of both Jason Booth and Microverse. Thanks for the link - I'll check it out later :D

Awesome :O Let me know what you think of the post once you read it and if there's anything you'd like me to elaborate on.

The blog post walks through how to set that up in Blender to deform tessellated planes into height maps, touches on different ways to extend the technique, and also features some really cool work other people have done with the technique :O

The core of the technique is you take the binormal of the nearest point on the nearest spline and you dot product that with the relative offset from that point to the point on the model you want to deform, and that's your elevation offset.

does this place also not have timed mutes? fucking armature hour here

wouldn't it make more sense to call them "skoots"

why though

weird. welp, guess I'm immediately muting a few people .-.