Procedural generation tools

WaveFunctionCollapse is a procedural generation engine that creates complex, non-repeating patterns by treating spatial arrangement as a constraint satisfaction problem. It functions as a stochastic solver that derives output structures from a single input example, ensuring that every element placed within a grid satisfies specific adjacency requirements relative to its neighbors. The system distinguishes itself by using an entropy-driven approach to grid collapse, where it iteratively selects the cell with the fewest remaining possibilities to trigger a cascade of logical updates. By decompo

This project is a procedural content generation framework and three-dimensional mesh generation library designed for the Unity game engine. It provides a system for automating the creation of complex landscapes and natural environments by programmatically constructing geometric terrain surfaces and heightmaps. The generator utilizes layered noise functions to calculate elevation values, which are then translated into terrain geometry. To maintain performance during real-time rendering, the system employs chunk-based mesh generation and dynamic level-of-detail management, which adjusts geometr

WebGL Noise is a library of shader routines designed for procedural graphics generation within the browser. It provides a collection of mathematical functions that allow developers to calculate noise patterns directly on the graphics processing unit, eliminating the need for external image assets or pre-computed data textures. The library focuses on the implementation of standard noise algorithms, including simplex, classic, cellular, and periodic patterns. By executing these calculations as stateless functions within the shader pipeline, the project enables the creation of dynamic, evolving