Infinity devteam
Developer & Publisher with 5 members, invitation only'Infinity: The Quest for Earth' has a core team of 6 members, with Flavien Brebion as the project leader/programmer. Infinity also works on a community...
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I'm working on a project of my involving generation of natural looking terrain and had a couple questions:
First of all, what renderer are you using? I'm using OpenGL, but it doesn't seem very efficient. Maybe you have some suggestions as to what could make my program operate more smoothly?
Second, the site mentions there is vegetation. Is the vegetation stationary, or does it grow/expand/etc?
Finally, how did you accomplish terrain storage in a spherical shape? I'm using a 2-dimensional array to represent just a flat, heightmapped style of terrain, but always wondered how you'd go about doing such a thing in spherical coordinates.
Thanks for you time, I really appreciate any input I can get that'll make me a better programmer.