Difference between revisions of "Game Design Procedural Procworld"
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* [[Game_Design_Procedural_Procworld_Real men don't draw buildings|Real men don't draw buildings]] ~ Example of why we want to use Procedural grammars | * [[Game_Design_Procedural_Procworld_Real men don't draw buildings|Real men don't draw buildings]] ~ Example of why we want to use Procedural grammars | ||
* [[Game_Design_Procedural_Procworld_OpenCL, first iteration|OpenCL, first iteration]] ~ (Voxels) Point, edge, and inner point | * [[Game_Design_Procedural_Procworld_OpenCL, first iteration|OpenCL, first iteration]] ~ (Voxels) Point, edge, and inner point | ||
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Revision as of 00:40, 29 November 2015
Game Design Articles researching Procedural Techniques, other ideas and examples.
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Procedural World Blog
- Real men don't draw buildings ~ Example of why we want to use Procedural grammars
- OpenCL, first iteration ~ (Voxels) Point, edge, and inner point
- Grammar Time ~ Architectural Grammars
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