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It seems that you could take the image of the location near the boundary, then create a new 3d world from that, continually.
by SubiculumCode 2y ago
It seems that you could take the image of the location near the boundary, then create a new 3d world from that, continually.
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- jsheard 2y agoYou could try, but it would quickly devolve into non-euclidean nonsense without global knowledge of the areas it's already generated.