Just started learning the Blender API for 3D procedural generation. This is pretty fun.
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Water on soil erosion simulation example
Here is a video of a water on soil erosion simulation I made. Every \~2 seconds the parameters of the simulation are randomized. Center square visualizes the terrain and water. Side squares from left to right visualize the uplift pattern, terrain without the water, and rain pattern.
The TLDR forces in the simulation are: soil has an angle of repose, water and soil flow, water moves soil as it flows, the chance of rain is higher at higher elevations, soil constantly and homogenously erodes, soil constantly uplifts in a smoothed noise pattern. And that's it.
Simulation is written in Python, then animated in Blender.
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Here is a video of a water on soil erosion simulation I made. Every \~2 seconds the parameters of the simulation are randomized. Center square visualizes the terrain and water. Side squares from left to right visualize the uplift pattern, terrain without the water, and rain pattern.
The TLDR forces in the simulation are: soil has an angle of repose, water and soil flow, water moves soil as it flows, the chance of rain is higher at higher elevations, soil constantly and homogenously erodes, soil constantly uplifts in a smoothed noise pattern. And that's it.
Simulation is written in Python, then animated in Blender.
https://redd.it/14wh7dp
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Water on soil erosion simulation example
Demo of an water-erodes-land simulation written in Python, animated in Blender. Every ~2 seconds the parameters of the simulation are randomized. Center square visualizes the terrain and water. Side squares from left to right visualize the uplift pattern…
Issue with my Perlin Noise (Python)
I tried Remaking Perlin Noise In Python, but something isn't working as planned :
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code : https://www.mediafire.com/file/fu3t48p6krbbv99/main.py/file
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I tried Remaking Perlin Noise In Python, but something isn't working as planned :
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code : https://www.mediafire.com/file/fu3t48p6krbbv99/main.py/file
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https://preview.redd.it/etqb3ge2rcbb1.png?width=494&format=png&auto=webp&s=7a10944fb6ef684250a7d11c3b8af8f2f56e274b
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Can you tell me which patterns you like and which you don’t like? And maybe why? I’m doing a little research on visual language of the game, any input is appreciated
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Procedural landscape unreal
Hi! I'm trying to create a game inspired by "Valheim" as a way to learn procedural generation!
what I did is I used multiple noises with RMC to generate the mesh but the problem I'm facing is that when I increase the X and Y (number of vertices per axis) to 200 it starts to slow down and I have to wait 20 seconds for every little change I do like changing octaves or anything else which means I can't even build an entire landscape! right now I have X and Y at 100 and the scale at 100 so a grid of 100x100 with 100cm between every vertice any ideas/tips to improve the performance and get a full landscape? (PS: RMC is a replacement for proceduralmeshcomponent) thanks in advance!
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Hi! I'm trying to create a game inspired by "Valheim" as a way to learn procedural generation!
what I did is I used multiple noises with RMC to generate the mesh but the problem I'm facing is that when I increase the X and Y (number of vertices per axis) to 200 it starts to slow down and I have to wait 20 seconds for every little change I do like changing octaves or anything else which means I can't even build an entire landscape! right now I have X and Y at 100 and the scale at 100 so a grid of 100x100 with 100cm between every vertice any ideas/tips to improve the performance and get a full landscape? (PS: RMC is a replacement for proceduralmeshcomponent) thanks in advance!
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Can anyone help me find this old procedural text experiment? A story about a pet hermit crab.
Based on my interests and the rudimentary nature, I think this is something I came across in the '00s, but it could be older than that.
This is one thing, but it is clearer to describe it as two things: a short story, and a piece of software that the story was integrated into. I do not remember if the story was written specifically for the generator, or if the generator was designed to remix the story.
# The Story
The story was a non-linear short story told through a series of lines. each of which was a vignette. Each line could stand on its own. The story was about two roommates, and it gradually becomes apparent as you read it that one of the roommates is a hermit crab.
A typical line would be something like "X was happy to see that Y seemed more comfortable in his new home."
X and Y are placeholders, I do not remember what the actual names were. I do think that the name of the story was simply "X and Y", whatever the two names were.
# The presentation
The story was integrated into a piece of software took a series of sentences or lines and returned a subset of them. Every time you ran it, it would give you a collection of sentences extracted from the whole, which gave you a kind of peephole view of the corpus.
I do remember that I was able to look at the source code and see the whole text all at once. Given my interests at the time, it may have been written in a very obscure programming language, but the most likely are Inform 6, BASIC, or Javascript.
The randomized presentation of the story makes it much less obvious that one roommate is a hermit crab. This gave a pretty cool experience of seeing the reality of the situation unfold gradually as you re-run the program, and you see sentences change meaning slightly as you gain more context.
I have searched for various strings like "experimental short story about a hermit crab", with no success.
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Based on my interests and the rudimentary nature, I think this is something I came across in the '00s, but it could be older than that.
This is one thing, but it is clearer to describe it as two things: a short story, and a piece of software that the story was integrated into. I do not remember if the story was written specifically for the generator, or if the generator was designed to remix the story.
# The Story
The story was a non-linear short story told through a series of lines. each of which was a vignette. Each line could stand on its own. The story was about two roommates, and it gradually becomes apparent as you read it that one of the roommates is a hermit crab.
A typical line would be something like "X was happy to see that Y seemed more comfortable in his new home."
X and Y are placeholders, I do not remember what the actual names were. I do think that the name of the story was simply "X and Y", whatever the two names were.
# The presentation
The story was integrated into a piece of software took a series of sentences or lines and returned a subset of them. Every time you ran it, it would give you a collection of sentences extracted from the whole, which gave you a kind of peephole view of the corpus.
I do remember that I was able to look at the source code and see the whole text all at once. Given my interests at the time, it may have been written in a very obscure programming language, but the most likely are Inform 6, BASIC, or Javascript.
The randomized presentation of the story makes it much less obvious that one roommate is a hermit crab. This gave a pretty cool experience of seeing the reality of the situation unfold gradually as you re-run the program, and you see sentences change meaning slightly as you gain more context.
I have searched for various strings like "experimental short story about a hermit crab", with no success.
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Help with Perturbing Noise
I'm trying to create a procedurally generated terrain and I found this article that has the results that I want! However, I wasn't able to understand how he perturbed the base noise so I did some research and I found this but it didn't give the same terrain and this is the closest I could get to it.
I don't know if the problem is because of the implementation of the Turbulence function itself!
any help is appreciated!
My Terrain
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I'm trying to create a procedurally generated terrain and I found this article that has the results that I want! However, I wasn't able to understand how he perturbed the base noise so I did some research and I found this but it didn't give the same terrain and this is the closest I could get to it.
I don't know if the problem is because of the implementation of the Turbulence function itself!
any help is appreciated!
My Terrain
https://redd.it/14zkc1h
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Height Map Generation
In this post, I’ll give a broad overview on the height map generation process used so far in Simurillion. The approach is based on the resources I’ve listed in the last blog post, so you might want t…
procedural generated soundtrack (not by an AI)
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Feasting is life (procedural generated track, no copyright, free to use)
In ravenous shadows, desires dance, bound by insatiable hunger. Gastronomic lust entwined with moral decay, a feast of souls indulged. The void within devours, whispers of cravings unnamed, consuming virtue with every morsel. Satiety remains elusive, lost…