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In the mood for something a bit zen? Bamboo Forest is a serene scene of waving bamboo trees with shafts of light from above. It's got a mess of color preferences for fog and light, along with settings for fog density and camera speed, and controls for enabling/disabling the particles and light rays if you don't like them.
There's a surprising amount of complexity to this scene, and a lot of time went into making it perform well with that many object visible and at that detail level. It works well and is quite pretty!
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There's also a basic visibility system in place that avoids updating and rendering objects that are off-camera. That doesn't sound like much, but none of the other wallpapers so far have really justified writing something like that, as generally they're floating around 5-15 objects at a time. These features combined with a lot of profiling and optimizations should help make future projects go quicker and smoother, as a bonus.
very good
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