> I wonder if a similar thing could be done for Glorantha? A 3-d
> modelled image that you could view at different scales and actually see
> what the appearance of the atmospheric effects are, and maybe even a
> version by night, as well. I'd be tempted to do it myself, but I don't
> have the resources right now. I'm sure the results would be impressive,
> though.
Well, I do have the ability to create (simple) VRML files and put them on the Web. A detailed model would break most browsers, but a simple one: yes, something could be done. All I need is some dimensions to work with. I can get the basics of the Lozenge from a map of Glorantha. Would someone like to supply me with the *universally* *accepted* measurements for:
Note that "significant" means a measurement greater than 1/1000 of the dimensions of the entire model: browsers tend to get upset about showing very small things in a very big universe.
And of course, if we can't agree on these things, I can't model them :(
Jane Williams jane_at_williams.nildram.co.uk http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~janewill/gloranth/
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