Perlin noise is a algorithmic (computer-generated) effect developed by Ken Perlin, often used for simulating elements in nature and for procedural terrain generation, especially in situations with low levels of memory. It is also pseudo-random, and can be in any number of dimensions. An improved ...
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Non-smooth noise with optimal performance?
Any suggestions on how to get more 'jagged' results like linear interpolation gives with value noise using a faster algorithm concept like simplex noise?
Simplex noise I haven't spent enough time ...
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Tiled perlin/value noise texture with (2^n)+1 size
Actually what I have in mind is value noise I think, but what I am going to ask applies to both of them.
It is known that if you want to produce tiled texture by using the perlin/value noise, the ...
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Random terrain generation with caves
I am currently working on a small game that will generate a world with caves and entrances to the caves, something like Terraria if you will. Today I reached some trouble on the world/cave generation ...
