Thread: Why did the tree and fence stop me?

Definitely not, in fact I often climbed over the fence, it was only about four feet high.

Maybe it has something to do with me being held back by childhood issues or something.

Just because you know what's on the other side of the fence doesn't mean that the brain can render the scene any faster. The first time I had trouble rendering was outside my grandfather's house, where I am all the time. It's the change in scenery that throws our minds. Going from the forest to the field takes a while.

Remember, parts of the brain are shut off.

Well its still kinda weird that it could render the forest so easily, yet the field caused a lag.

You said that you flew towards it, that means that you saw it from a distance first? You probably didn't notice that it was fixing itself. I guarantee you every single tree it he entire forest was the same tree. It's just a copy and paste kind of thing, so it was easy.

No, I definitely remember that they were atleast angled in different directions. It looked like a fairly natural forest. They did all seem like the same species of tree (don't ask me which I don't know my trees), maybe it was a copy, paste, flip rotate, resize.

Either way the ground was there too. Why would it be so hard to keep the ground going when there's no more trees to paste in.

And what about the highway and the car crashing into the pond. All those things seem so much more complicated then a simple empty field.