This device quantizes the heightfield into discrete cells as defined by the Distance function. The default Euclidian function creates basalt pillar like shapes.

Properties

• Scale: The relative size of the cellular subdivision.
• Chaos: The general randomness of the subdivision. Lower values create systematic cells while higher values cause the cells to differ widely in both shape and number of sides.
• Seed: The random seed for the generation process.
• Function: The distance function used to determine the cell shape. Euclidean creates sharp, angular cells. Manhattan creates slightly unnatural multi-angled shapes, which can be quite useful when processed further. Shepards provides stark peaks and sinkholes. Euclidean-Manhattan creates a hybrid shape merging both distancing functions equally.