Álvaro GarcíaInteresting video: "Coding a procedural brick tower - Inigo Quilez" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAMiS2PGTEE
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Kevin SmithA bit more work on the river generator. Many tweaks and refinements to the lake/estuary placement. Many more parameters can now be set via the config file instead of hard coded. It can now do partial runs to just fractalize the coastline and divides so you can adjust them and refractalize until you get something you like before doing the rivers. It also now generates a rough set of watershed polygons.
Matthew TushmanNone of this is a recording, and there's no game running underneath it. The entire world (terrain, trees, weather, the sun and moon, the whole day-and-night cycle) is created by a single piece of math that figures out, for every tiny dot on your screen, what should be there at that instant. Fly the camera in any direction and the landscape ahead is invented on the spot. Nothing about the world is stored anywhere; it's all calculated the moment you look at it. It was built iteratively over 30+ rounds in collaboration with Claude.
In addition to the images, in the comments there's a brief snippet of one flight through it. The world unfolds endlessly as the camera drifts.
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Grégoire LocquevilleEver wanted to make a game that takes place in a procedurally generated world, but don't want to deal with the hassle of instantiating chunks as your player moves?
With my #fernweh library for #bevy, you declaratively define what chunks are made of, using the brand new Bevy scene system, and fernweh takes care of asynchronously computing and spawning/despawning them as needed.
Fernweh is *very* generic: it doesn't care if your game is 2D, 3D, or whatever else. *You* get to decide how to refer to chunks, *you* get to decide what chunks should be visible at what point, and chunks may be composed of *anything* that can be represented as a Bevy scene, that is, pretty much anything you could want (meshes, colliders, audio sources...).
https://crates.io/crates/fernweh
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Many adjustments. It now reads and writes GeoPackage features to get a template for the coastline and divides, and output the rivers, lakes, densified coastline, and some debugging info.
It also takes rasters to set precipitation, fractalness, and density and size of lakes and estuaries.
