4 years ago

I did this a few months ago, but I updated my procedural generator to add tiled noise variations.


I'm currently working on a way to add border tiles for noise layers, so there can be a transition from one tileset to another without it being a "hard" transition.

Which I finally have time to do today!

I'll be using this to add more variation and variety to The Maze Where The Minotaur Lives.

Why the sudden return?! For the last few months, I've been trapped! Working on a new AI system for multiple projects.

Somehow... I made it out... somehow...



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