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[rouncer]

Ive got this new idea, I was thinking I write a f(x,y,z) and id be able to make terrain and buildings bits out of it, then collect them all together in unions and subtractions.

I was thinking maybe a finite voxel volume could give you a window into the environment for editing purposes.

Then outputs a point cloud which you reduce to course triangles with virtual texturing - similar to a idtech 5 sorta thing. (which makes the whole thing possibly a pretty magnificent light map.)

If your nifty with your maths volumes, it could be a cool alternative environment modelling method. Good for mountains, forests and cities.