I have a Worley noise map with brown for elevated terrain. The Worley noise gives me a basic height map so I can do rain shadow in a moisture map, but 1st I needed to improve my height map by placing duplicate Worley noise pts to the left and right of my POWM so I get some wrap around. I also made the number of WN pts variable, from 10 to 110, and I should try to cluster my WN pts...
Needs a lot of work; trying again in July!
Pick three points in the canvas/window which will be the seed for pseudo random numbers. Once we have three pts we can generate some pseudo random star systems, and we hang on to the seed so we can procedurally generate whenever we want to. Click on the line to generate a pointy oval world map for that planet... coming real soon! 8-P
Back to Worley noise; I was making a big math error in the guts of my code and this didn't work so well... this is actually a height map, where the pixel/quads further from the white dots are higher (because height is based on distance). I was sorting the pixel/quads based on which pt they were closest to for voronoi tiles (I'm calling the them vor, anyway), but Worley noise sort of turns the voronoi tile inside out. I'm not happy with the landmass, needs work! 8-P
Higher resolution, 100 km high and wide, now POWM!
Pick points in the canvas which will be the centers of different tiles. Every other point is land followed by sea. This is useful for making a 2D worldmap with interesting landmass shapes.
I'm going to make another run at this thing. Not actually a pointy oval world map but the rectangles are area tiles which are really supposed to be quads, wider at the top or bottom (polar quads are actually triangles). Each area is meant to be at least one million km^2, for roughly equal colony sites...
