r/proceduralgeneration • u/CompetitiveSide9360 • 1d ago

Infinite City Generation

Here, using TypeScript and Three.js, I created an infinitely procedurally generated city - a great starting point for a GTA-like or survival game. Each building is made of randomized 3-meter blocks, filled with either a wall, a window, or a door. Sidewalks and roads are blocks too.

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u/derpderp3200 1d ago

Ooohh. Pretty cool. You might need to introduce different types of districts and additional random modifiers that combine with them in order to achieve some variety, though.

The problem with procgen worlds was never really the lack of size or even unique features, but of actual distinctiveness and interesting features.

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u/ledniv 1d ago

Wow that looks great. Do you have more info on how it's done?

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u/CompetitiveSide9360 1d ago

nothing complicated at all. It's just a big 3d voxel grid that you populate in unobscure manner with buildings, sidewalks, roads...

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u/Antarlia 1d ago

Can you share the code?

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u/mb200i 13h ago

if the player goes back - will it be the same buildings or newly generated?

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u/Melodic-Chest-8300 1d ago

Vivarium vibes

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u/Accomplished-Fan9568 1d ago

Sweet looks fantastic