This is the seventh publication (of ten) that Jeanne de Bont and I have written and designed. My first contact with 3D software was in 1994 when the commercial version of Bryce 1.0, appeared for the Apple Macintosh. Two years later Bryce 2.0, shipped including the possibility to create a kind of semi-realistic mountain ranges, light sources, complex atmospheric effects, booleans and a texture editor. But the program was not very stable so I switched to NewTek’s LightWave 3D. And at this moment I still have a copy of LightWave 11.6 available but I almost stopped working with the program. Working in 3D-space in the programming language Processing is completely different compared to a 3D application. In a commercial software program like LightWave 3D the manual process of preparing geometric data for 3D-graphics is similar to sculpting. In Processing 3D everything is code. There is no manual sculpting involved.
