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Your work on that setting is really humbling, I'm constantly amazed by your posts about it. I really love the rotating globe and, if I had one tiny critic, it would be that your ocean seems to show a seam in the middle of the Océan Palléatique. If it is the case, I might give some insight as I encountered this kind of trouble on my World of Anonyma II map. I kind of fixed by mirroring the background to make it seamless when I turned the equirectangular map into a rotating globe.
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