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1 Building Fractal Landscapes
Henry Kwan

2 Diamond-square algorithm
Generate random terrain with iterations of: Diamond Step Set square(s) center value(s) = Average of four corner values + random value Square Step Set diamond(s) center value(s) = Average of corner values + random value Initial Terrain 1st Pass Diamond Step 1st Pass Square Step 2nd Pass Diamond Step 2nd Pass Square Step

3 33x33 Landscape To generate a 33x33 landscape, run:
>> landscape_fractal(5)

4 129x129 Landscape To generate a 129x129 landscape, run:
>> landscape_fractal(7)

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