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First I generate a linearly interpolated 3d perlin noise offset along the y axis What an interesting application of perlin noise. Anybody aware of any other si

• z303 16y ago
  Ken Musgrave's work on Terrain rendering is worth a look. He did similar things. The book 'Texturing and Modeling: A Procedural Approach' gives a nice explanation of a lot of the techniques and they used to give a course at SIGGRAPH on which the book was based but I can't find a link right now
• Simucal 16y ago
  I found this link discussing using Perlin Noise to generate artificial terrain: http://www.vterrain.org/Elevation/Artificial/ http://www.vterrain.org/Elevation/Artificial/
• ajuc 16y ago
  It's quite common in procedural generated games to use perlin noise to create terrain (anything, really:). My master thesis was about "PRNGs in game programming", and I've done 2d side scroller shooter with unlimited world generated on the fly using 2d perlin noise. http://alan.umcs.lublin.pl/~ajuc/programy/gry/hw3/hw3.tar.gz http://alan.umcs.lublin.pl/~ajuc/programy/gry/hw3/hw3.tar.gz If anyone is interested there it is - written in C++ with SDL, libparagui and a few other SDL_* libraries. Probably compiling it will be hard - I've used libparagui that was in gentoo at that time, then I've learned it is patched version, and on other systems older version was in the package managers.
• z303 16y ago
  Still can't find a link to the SIGGRAPH talk but the libnoise tutorial is a nice example of how to code this sort of thing http://libnoise.sourceforge.net/tutorials/tutorial3.html http://libnoise.sourceforge.net/tutorials/tutorial3.html