Anyone here have experience with unity blend trees ? I'm so lost on this cant even start a question without falling into the how to get started category :D
Typically you only save the seed and re-run the random generation. You implement the minimum distance feature by making the generator obey that rule for every seed.
Storing all the chunks is perfectly fine (Minecraft does this, for example, and the type of feature you're thinking of is probably like the location of villages or fortresses there)
If you really want to avoid storage, you could have a hash function that given a (x, y, z) coordinate that returns whether there's the feature there. Or if the feature only spawns at a random time, function returns the spawn time. So Whenever the player approaches the location at t > (hash(location)) you display the feature.
hmmm about the non-overlapping If it's not extremely noticeable you could just not allow two features to spawn close to each other by placing them a certain distance back from their local cell boundaries, where "local cell" is either a simple grid or a Voronoi cell you dynamically calculate
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The modifiers will affect what a city buys for what prices, how good of quality of goods the city produces, maybe how quickly it grows or other similar things.
I know it's kind of vague, sorry...
Ideally I would like to have a list of these modifiers owned by a city, so they can be displayed somehow, and have the code that does the modifications fairly separate from the code doing things the standard path.
You probably want values for production and consumption of goods (food, tools, ...). From that you derive traits like what supplies they have/need and who they trade with. You can have cities grow without having to run code (you just look at the time the town has been producing/consuming and extrapolate when the player actually sees it). Ideally you manage a thriving economy with growing/shrinking towns, trading, immigration and so on with just a couple of integers and a growing function.
I am having issues running the Elder Scrolls Battlespire demo through DOSBox. Whenever I give it the file directory to the appplication, it says "You need to type 'spire <return>' to run the game". Typing this does nothing. Can someone help?
According to Wikipedia, Alfred Hitchcock mandated that movie theaters could not allow late viewers to come into Psycho after it began.
The most controversial move was Hitchcock's "no late admission" policy for the film, which was unusual for the time. It was not entirely original as Clouzot h...
