Learning Three.js Blog: LOD Terrain Example

LOD Terrain Example

Example From Learning Three.js Blog

 

In accordance with the theme of this blog- this post contains an example of a javascript library that dynamically generates a mountainous terrain- in browser. From the blog's latest post, presented is an example of the terrain emulation.

 

This example represents the versalitily of the three.js library and what can be created using it. Understanding how this works on a programmatic level is not that straight forward. This is an example that peaks interest in finding real world projects, that would aid in the motivation of getting to the level required to create something of this caliber.

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FOMO development

Thur. Day 1

All communications ceased with any social media. I currently do not own a facebook, and any other social media sites like twitter, instagram- have been disconnected for some time. Since these have come out, the nature of posting and viewing what others post has changed. I chose not to partake as i wasn't even interested in keeping up with it. The only media from online that has social aspects would be reddit - but even then, i do not comment or look to follow the commenting style.

Fri. Day 2

I have failed when it comes to watching meme videos on youtube- perhaps as cancerous in the nature of communication- but a good laugh was needed. I continue to browse reddit, but really as a means of gaining world news.

Sat. Day 3

Continued my habit of browsing reddit, even while i work. Because i work from home- im always on the internet, so im basically always on reddit. Will probably get fired for it, though- most of the time its for catching up the latest north korean developments.

Sun. Day 4

Dead to the world today, have continued to stay away from social media- but have not gotten my fill of reddit today.

Mon. Day 5

Browsed reddit for probably about 3 hours today- everything from funny videos, to news developments, to trying to learn more about various web technologies- decided to name the blog and have an area where i can gather ideas to help keep on track of learning glsl.