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The image is the total opposite of the previous smooth surface in the sense that the height function is nowhere differentiable (theoretically at least) and the terrain shows a typical fractal structure. Consequently, the mountains look much more natural and realistic. You can find quite a few references for plotting 3D mountains on the Internet, but you need to be quite patient because constructing a good image is a lot harder than it appears in the methods. |
