DIY Procedural Generation - Quick Python

An object oriented procedural generation engine, only using the Python Standard Library.
Code:
github.com/DiscipleTaquito/Ta...
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If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please leave them below. Thank you for watching.

[@Deckardb25364]

I just want to say before even starting, I literally have spent an embarrassing amount of time playing Dwarf Fortress, Rogue, Nethack, CDDA, NeoScav, Rimworld, Warsim:KoA So, so many of these games. I genuinely can't believe that me trying to learn how to do this myself completely raw no experience leads my first video to being this, and you open with that. I can't explain the coincidence here, I just rambled with my fingers.

[@UnderArea51]

Beautifully done! I have been working out a similar Python problem. I will share mine - once I have completed a solution.

[@Theeoldmann]

This awesome and very powerful, I appreciate it all.

[@mythicalwhalers]

This is pretty excellent

[@rubenneurink2468]

I like it, keep it up!

[@alboris8203]

Excellent vid

[@vitor-a12]

Awesome!

[@breadman7733]

Your channel is dope

[@thetruth45678]

You can just make your own smooth noise function and use that as a base for an fbm loop. You could have also explored various cellular automata solutions, or the newfangled wave function collapse. Still, it works.

[@grandmastertaco3022]

Yep all of your suggestions are other ways to make it work, however the point of this was to spend 30 minutes with zero experience and not to set an educational goalpost. Anyone can do anything with just a little bit of time and creativity, but it is true there are more elegant and efficient solutions.

[@ClassyBaxy]

Bro the fact my reason to do this too was because of dwarf fortress as well 💀