In this example two data sources are
combined with a multiply operator to produce a rocky
island. The multi fractal source makes the rocks. How
rocky the hills are depends on the octave parameter of
the noise generator. In this case octaves are set to
approximately 3.5. This parameter is independent from
location. This leads to a uniform roughness all over the
island. The radial gradient is only responsible for
lowering the terrain at the borders.

The orange connections are modelling
the data flow from the sources to the sink.

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