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• create a texture brush
• apply texture with gradient
• make transition between textures realistic (smooth)

• generate a bunch of different trees
• make them randomly positioned

When the user models the terrain, once the mouse button is released, an interpolation is calculated to smooth the mountain.

If maps are too big, or too detailed, load on screen only what can be seen. For example, on the scale of a mountain, there is no point in calculating every single tree.

• sculpt in positive (mountains)
• sculpt in negative (rivers, …)
• change brush size

Do the exercises requested by the supervising teacher.

• Display a plane with 10×10 pairs of faces
• Add a light to the scene
• Add a texture to the mesh
• Add the possibility to move in the 3D universe
• Change the elevation of the vertices of the mesh randomly between 0 and 2

• auto deploy when a commit on main begin with 'ci: 🔀 merge and deploy'
• no commit on the main branch allowed
• CI should pass all tests
• update badges (CI on dev / CI on prod) on README.md
• update percentages badges of current backlog development
• CD on main (only) deploy and publish a docker image with latest tag and trigger my server to update (be careful on security !)
• CD on other branches deploy and publish a docker image with specifics tags (like preview) (but not latest)

Set up a clean workspace

• eslint
• nodejs? other server?
• babel
• nodemon
• webpack
• ...

Create a ReactJS interface that

• include a canvas in which there is the three.js part
• implement user account
  • save file linked to the account (on Google Drive for the public part ?)
  • save preferences
• implement menu bar (download as, ...)

• classic height map (black and white) & a texture image
• a 3D object (*.obj)
• a plain threejs file editable
• a min-js file to import as a library

Make a (webpack?) config / script that

• export all the three.js part into a single .js file that can be easily added to any static site
• build the three.js part into a developer friendly way (so that it can easily be edited in a static site)

Begin a wiki page explaining:

• how it works for final user (GUI, …)
• all the features
• (for developers) how to integrate the three.js code in a site

Add a GUI with tools bar that allow to

• change tool (sculpt / texture / ...)
• change tool settings (brush size, texture, ...)
• import 3D models

Add realistic lakes and water reservoir :

• with sculpt brush : dig a hole then add some water in it ⇒ detect contour ⇒ physics
• add animations

Add the ability to import 3D objects

• import 3D models in .gltf
• import 3D models in .obj
• move objects
• rotate them
• resize them
• glue them to the ground

Add natural erosion to mountains