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Population density around Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) #rstats + #rayshader code:

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ChrisO_wiki3 years ago

And then consider that Geneva was once destroyed by a tsunami and that the lake may be vulnerable to repeated tsunamis...

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siren ki parbat 🏔️3 years ago

@simongerman600 All I can think is "Smooooke on the water"

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Stefan3 years ago

@simongerman600 Pollution must be high surely. Nice imagery

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Jarkko Hietaniemi 🤨3 years ago

@simongerman600 Sorry, but the color scheme and the shadows make me think of gigantic fires.

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William3 years ago

I'm playing around with your repo. How long does it take you for your high quality image to render? Just want a rough estimate to gauge if I'm wildly off? I'm doing a state map.

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Spencer Schien3 years ago

They usually take me about 1-2 hours. If it’s taking longer than you want, you can decrease the matrix size and/or the size of the final render.

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