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Yay, successfully combined runevision's Advanced Terrain Erosion Filter shader and ThomasSchander's Enscape Cube shader and made this scene! Animated ocean and clouds with mountain looks just relaxing. Btw everything is running locally on my Mac M1 with WebGPU. 😄 Advanced Terrain Erosion Filter by unevision: Enscape Cube by ThomasSchander:

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Another Nazca geometric geoglyph. This one is absolutely wild! This might be the first video of it. Make sure you watch in 4K to see all the details! Whoever made this must have had a lot of time on their hands. It’s a shame it’s been partially destroyed by what looks like water erosion and vehicle tracks, but there's still enough left to get an idea of what the whole thing would have looked like. You’ll find photos with and without the lines overlays in the comments. Work of art or something else? Do you think all these arrows and crosses have a meaning? I have a few more of these to post. Just need a bit of time to superimpose the lines.
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Another Nazca geometric geoglyph. This one is absolutely wild! This might be the first video of it. Make sure you watch in 4K to see all the details! Whoever made this must have had a lot of time on their hands. It’s a shame it’s been partially destroyed by what looks like water erosion and vehicle tracks, but there's still enough left to get an idea of what the whole thing would have looked like. You’ll find photos with and without the lines overlays in the comments. Work of art or something else? Do you think all these arrows and crosses have a meaning? I have a few more of these to post. Just need a bit of time to superimpose the lines.

Weird Old World

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