In general, yes. However,...
I'm not quite sure what you mean about random stuff during rendering. Just in
case, I do want to clarify that:
- Croquet does have per-Island random streams such that everyone can be using
the same synchronized random numbers.
- Rendering isn't part of the model: there's no need to keep it coordinated
between participants. For example, everyone renders from their own point of view.
[hidden email] wrote:
> Howard Stearns wrote :
> "Not only would
> you have to lazily compute composition all the time, but you would have to
> compose the object's event history all the time. Yuck."
>
> I think I see what you are getting at.
>
> Saving work history founding in Maya work model
> is something distinct than retaining in the model
> events of moving up close, an event history.
>
> I recall vaguely fractal rendering on approach to a scene
> but that is inventing a scene background at random, I believe,
> and sharing random stuff for all participants isn't,
> I believe you said, in the croquet model.
>
> Making models in Laura Croft Tomb Raider editor had barriers.
>
> I suppose VR needs to give objects "personal space",
> you can't move your eyeball right up against a molecule
> for maximum magnification in a pin hole camera model of the eyeball.
>
> ;-)
>
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