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 \section{Implementation}
 
-Realizing height plots would not be very visible from the default view, rotation, zoom and movement was implemented first. After having the ability we constructed
-the height plots as follows. \\
+Realizing height plots would not be very visible from the default view, rotation, zoom and movement was implemented first. After having that ability height plots were constructed. \\
 
 Since vertex already had x and y-coordinates, all that was needed was to add a z-coordinate. An extra array to track the height of each vertex was used, as the
 original simulation and its data-structures should not be disturbed. As value for the height any of the primary datasets can be chosen. When drawing a vertex the
@@ -65,8 +64,7 @@ the center. \\
 
 \subsection{Height strips}
 
-When first implementing the height plots a third dimension was simply added when rendering the triangle strips for the smoke visualization. This had as an effect
-that the different rows of each of the triangle strips in the simulation where not connected. In stead of a height plots, height strips were implemented. \\
+When first implementing the height plots a third dimension was simply added when rendering the triangle strips for the smoke visualization. This had as an effect that the different rows of each of the triangle strips in the simulation where not connected. In stead of a height plots, height strips were implemented. \\
 
 This problem was countered first calculating the height for each vertex and storing it in an array. When rendering a vertex, the correct value is then retrieved
 from the array to correctly display the height. \\