It seems inevitable that they'll soon be used as the starting points for developing almost all video game environments.
Not for the rendering (that's still way too expensive), but for the initial world generation that gets iteratively refined and then still ultimately gets converted into textured triangles.
It seems inevitable that they'll soon be used as the starting points for developing almost all video game environments.
Not for the rendering (that's still way too expensive), but for the initial world generation that gets iteratively refined and then still ultimately gets converted into textured triangles.
> It seems inevitable that they'll soon be used as the starting points for developing almost all video game environments.
Almost all video game environments? No way. That statement really needs to be qualified with the genres of games you're considering.