Procedural generation experiments. The whole scene is about 400 lines of script. &pgfx-citygame

UI changes and day-night-cycles. &pgfx-citygame

I worked on my city building game. Buildings, roads, everything is procedurally generated in my own scripting language. &pgfx-citygame

I worked on the material system and on procedurally generated trees. I am slowly reaching the content-creation-phase of this game, rather than experimenting/thinking about technical stuff. &pgfx-citygame

Did some work on the terrain system of my city-builder-game. The terrain is polygon based. This makes it a little bit tricky to place features like mountains or rivers, but it has the advantage that it can have tunnels, vertical or overhanging elements without problems (in comparison to height-map-terrains). &pgfx-citygame

It's so fun to play around 😀 &pgfx-citygame

My procedural mesh generator has now syntax highlighting and a small "live-documentation". 🙂 Right now, for the syntax highlighting, the editor requests tokens from the user. I am planing to have the editor request a block-hierarchy from the user (in this case of a lisp-like language it would be just: list -> tokens) which should make the implementation of a more useful documentation and autocompletion much easier 🙂 After the initial request for the whole file it can just request new blocks for the block the cursor is currently in, which reduces the amount of parsing needed. &pgfx-citygame

Made a simple live-coding environment for procedurally generating meshes. &pgfx-citygame

Yesterday I implemented basic glTF model loading with cgltf. Today I spent the whole day implementing /debugging shadow mapping in OpenGL. I wanna do cascading shadow maps next. &pgfx-citygame