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Sometimes, tectonic plates crush against each other. Their combined masses merge and get mashed into a bigger mass, forming mountains on the surface (and actually similar shapes deep down below!). Other times, plates move apart, and they rip the landscape open. I have only just begun to design the functions to do this, but the first test showed an interesting sight, I think. No, not the red/pink color-labeled continental plates meeting. The background. Distant mountains, and above them, three moons, one of them a great bit closer than the two others. Now and then it's nice to be reminded that the landscape I'm working so hard on is part of something bigger, even when I only have one star system generated for the test. Maybe I should do a few screenshots of a planet inside the full universe. Oh well, soon enough....

Description
Sometimes, tectonic plates crush against each other. Their combined masses merge and get mashed into a bigger mass, forming mountains on the surface (and actually similar shapes deep down below!). Other times, plates move apart, and they rip the landscape open. I have only just begun to design the functions to do this, but the first test showed an interesting sight, I think. No, not the red/pink color-labeled continental plates meeting. The background. Distant mountains, and above them, three moons, one of them a great bit closer than the two others. Now and then it's nice to be reminded that the landscape I'm working so hard on is part of something bigger, even when I only have one star system generated for the test. Maybe I should do a few screenshots of a planet inside the full universe. Oh well, soon enough....