TERIABLE

[Pryme8]

http://pryme8.github.io/TERIABLE/
I will be pushing updates to this github quite often.

Features Soon to be implemented :

- More Noise Types
- Natural Filters for Erosion and Coastlines ect...
- Procedural Shades with Editable base textures
- Built in Image Editor and Paint program for texture creation and 3d painting Layers.
- Infinite Mode
- Spherical Mode
- Export (the Region as a fixed object, or as a Dynamic one)

I am only two days into development so yeah stay tuned...

*** UPDATES ***
I added the ability to delete and move the item nodes in the filter stack...  this is only a temporary way to process the noises and filters. 
Soon I will be adding a "Node" drag and drop system where you will be able to make linkages between different process.  Example:



 

Edited February 18, 2016 by Pryme8
UPDATE

[gryff]

Interesting Pryme8:) . Made even more so by this line:

Quote

Natural Filters for Erosion and Coastlines

The first practical use I ever made of my limited programming skills (Fortran) was to model "Wave-cut Platform" erosion of ocean shore lines.

Scroll down to "Usage of term 'wave-cut" and you will see the name "Trenhaile" - an old drinking buddy and godfather to one of my daughters.

Amazing what memories a few words can conjure

cheers, gryff

[Pryme8]

Im trying to implement Worley Noise right now but my prototype function is giving me trouble... any chance you can take a look at: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/35495204/object-prototype-function-is-not-a-function-javascript

 

*** UPDATE ***

I figured it out, I programmed my own class will push the update soon

[Pryme8]

I have come up with 6 ways to calculate distance for my WorleyNoise2D class, can anyone thing of any more? the last two are ones of my own creation.
 

function euclidean(dx, dy){
	return dx * dx + dy * dy;	
}

function manhattan(dx, dy) {
    return Math.abs(dx) + Math.abs(dy);
}

function manhattan2(dx, dy){
	return Math.abs(dx) - Math.abs(dy);	
}

function euclidean2(dx, dy){
	return dx * dx - dy * dy;	
}

function valentine(dx, dy){
	return Math.min((dx/dy),(dy/dx))/Math.max((dx/dy),(dy/dx));
}

function valentine2(dx, dy){
	return Math.abs(Math.min((dx/-dy),(dy/-dx))/Math.max((dx/-dy),(dy/-dx)));
}

 

I added 6 more types:

 

function chebyshevish(dx,dy){
	return Math.max(Math.abs(dx - (dy/2)),Math.abs(dy - (dx/2)));
}

function chebyshevish2(dx,dy){
	return Math.min(Math.abs(dx + (dy/2)),Math.abs(dy + (dx/2)));
}

function chebyshevish3(dx,dy){
	return Math.min(Math.abs(dx - (dy/2)),Math.abs(dy - (dx/2)));
}

function chebyshevish4(dx,dy){
	return Math.max(Math.abs(dx + (dy/2)),Math.abs(dy + (dx/2)));
}

function valentine3(dx, dy){
 	var r = (dx+dy) * Math.cos(Math.min(dx,dy)/Math.max(dx,dy));
	var r2 = (dx+ dy) * Math.sin(Math.min(dx,dy)/Math.max(dx,dy));
	
	return Math.abs((dx - r) + (dy - r2));
}

function valentine4(dx, dy){
 	var r = (dx+dy) * Math.cos(Math.min(dx,dy)/Math.max(dx,dy));
	var r2 = (dx+ dy) * Math.sin(Math.min(dx,dy)/Math.max(dx,dy));
	
	return Math.abs(Math.min((dx - r) / (dy - r2),(dx + r) / (dy + r2) ));
}

 

 

I am mulling a way around in my mind, to make "Mineral Maps" so I can really dig into erosion and other effects.  I also want the Mineral Map to transfer over to texturing so that the materials will be generated by the Mineral (Soil, Limestone, Sandstone, Sand, ect) the angle of the normal, and height.  Hopefully I can really wrap my head around my own shader so I can get that part rolling, first just something simple like a height map one...

After a simple texture redo so you dont feel like your at and acid disco, I am a going to rework the Order of Operations and GUI to something a little more robust.

If anyone would like to contribute to the shading battle let me know.

[Pryme8]

*** UPDATE ***
Just pushed the changes I am going to make before the new UI and Order of Operations.  Check out the git hub link.

Any suggestions or wish features don't be afraid to mention!

 

 

This shows a Region 7 by 7 blocks 200 width and height per block with a subdiv of 150 per block... Way over kill when you render a area of like 5 b 5 at 100 div and only apply like 3 effects really good results can happen.

[Pryme8]

*** UPDATE ***

Here are 3 screen shots for the upcoming beta release of TERIABLE.  I implemented a whole new logic stack and UI with the setup being way more modular.  I will be writting support information for each of the nodes that will be available (Perlin2D, Perlin3D, Worley2D, Worley3d, Filters, Texturing Process, LOD assignments, ect... ).  I do not yet want to release the planed final scope of this project but I can guarantee its gonna be interesting and will extend to planet creation besides infinite terrain.  There will be lots to do here in the future and I am excited to keep working on it.

Images are as follows:
- Main View
- Full 3D View
- Full Workspace View

Alternate Camera options will be available, including: Walking, Driving, Flying, Satellite, and Planetary, all with appropriate mouse and keyboard interactions and secondary virtual joysticks.

Release should be sometime this week.

[GameMonetize]

Man! this is ubber cool!

[Pryme8]

I updated the old version of http://pryme8.github.io/TERIABLE/  and added a new terrain shader... pretty basic, but hopefully ill have the time to put the new version up that has the visual editor and infinite terrain exporter...

 

[GameMonetize]

Love it! It could be really cool to save configurations