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   CSS3 and Veer navigation(awayback.com)

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   by rohitarondekar 17y ago

   I got a segfault on Ruby 1.9.1-p376. Check the release notes/blog post of Beta 2 - I think those same restrictions apply.
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   Congratulations(ryanbigg.com)

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   Hacking ruby's autoload(germanforblack.com)

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    by rohitarondekar 17y ago

    I've implemented 2D perlin noise for my final year project, but I think it has mistakes in it. Never got the time to verify. If anybody wants to take a look it's here: http://trac.assembla.com/terrainium/browser/TerrainiumLatest... perlin
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    by rohitarondekar 17y ago

    They are generated randomly. Ken Perlin has described it in his book Texturing, Modeling A Procedural Approach. If I remember correctly the numbers have to be such that every direction should have an equal chance. Even distribution I think.
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    by rohitarondekar 17y ago

    This is just a simplistic description of Perlin Noise. However while implementing the algorithm this is not the way to go. Because it's very very slow -- the author has simply taken non-coherent noise and smoothened it and this is computati