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procedural generator would contain rules on how to combine the individual build-
ing components and be able to generate instances of these CSG trees that create a
great variety of buildings in a city interactively. The CSG algorithm would be able
to produce the final high-quality geometry, while still allowing the user to change
high-level parameters interactively.
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