Reaction-Diffusion
https://redd.it/1skhlkd
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some new pg shader effects for a videogame i'm working on :)

https://redd.it/1skmqe0
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Finally got my first proc-gen terrain done. love the golden hour color <3

https://redd.it/1skx0hn
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I do love to use procedural generation to create maps for my RTS game, but using real world heightmap data is hard to beat
https://redd.it/1sl6ke7
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Latest update for my world generator

https://redd.it/1sl7s8b
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Procedural galaxy I rendered in Blender
https://redd.it/1slfkvq
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Reaction-Diffusion 2
https://redd.it/1sler2n
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3 Months of Learning, Stitched Together in 2 Weeks
https://youtu.be/mTTCo2gB9-k

https://redd.it/1slxuw6
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Love pen plotting these

https://redd.it/1sm4p6s
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Heavily using procedural generation in my game Planet Killer, including procedural weapons!

https://redd.it/1smhatl
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Optimizing code is tiring. But when it works ….

https://redd.it/1smixej
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Aeterra: Jogo 2d mmorpg procedural open source
/r/playmygame/comments/1smk6eq/aeterra_jogo_2d_mmorpg_procedural_open_source/

https://redd.it/1smkchq
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I built a Generative Topography engine with a "hardcore" rarity system. Found this Mythic seed (0.01% chance) after a long hunt! 🗺️✨
https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1smndn1

https://redd.it/1smnf36
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Creating 2D procedurally generated game with Gdevelop

https://redd.it/1smql47
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Iron Crown

https://redd.it/1smwwae
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Some progress on my procedural generated planet - City Building

https://redd.it/1sn0tle
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Non uniform ASCII
https://redd.it/1sn4nh8
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Beyond Random Seeds: Altworld's AI-driven procedural generation of persistent, stateful game worlds.

Hey everyone,

Procedural generation is amazing, but sometimes it can feel like a series of disconnected random events, right? Especially when you're trying to build a world that feels alive and persistent over many play sessions.

With Altworld.io, we're pushing procedural generation further by integrating AI-assisted generation with a robust, structured simulation core. It's not just about generating maps or items; it's about generating entire, stateful worlds.

Here's the gist:

1. Freeform Pitch: You start with a high-level concept for a world.
2. AI Orchestration: Our AI layers interpret that, and using a structured data model, procedurally generates core elements:
Factions: With their own goals and relationships.
Institutions: Governing bodies, trade guilds, secret societies.
Character Archetypes: Key figures that populate the world.
Initial World State: Resources, political tensions, active rumors.
3. Persistent State: This isn't fire-and-forget generation. These elements are stored and managed, so as the game progresses (and you interact with the world), their states evolve. A rumor generated on turn one can become a full-blown war on turn fifty.

It's about creating procedural content that maintains coherence and supports emergent narratives, all while being continuously driven by player actions and the simulation's internal logic. This allows for truly unique playthroughs where the world genuinely reacts and evolves.

We're aiming to solve the "lack of continuity" problem often found in more purely random procedural systems. What are your biggest challenges or successes in integrating procedural generation with persistent world states?

https://redd.it/1sn8p2x
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