Having an art background and studying graphic design at school enables him to do everything freestyle. What might be surprising given the size and complexity of Joe's mega builds is that he doesn't plan or draw any of them beforehand. "I've spent almost two months terraforming, landscaping, and building structures but I'm only about 15% done." But the one build that I have put in the most time in is a set of mountains fully built from scratch," Joe says.
"Pretty much every building in my world is a work in progress and incomplete. Turn your gaze to the several fully decorated houses in various French and Italian styles, and it's easy to see why quartz is Joe's favourite block: "it resembles white marble, and fits in with the multiple different old European architecture styles," he says. There's a ginormous castle complete with bridges, portcullis, ramparts, watchtowers, a chapel, and a greenhouse. He's recreated the Roman Colosseum in all its oval glory. Made with Haxe + OpenFL, the source code is available here.That's just the start of it. Please consider supporting this project on Patreon☕! Attribution is appreciated, but not required. You can use maps created by the generator as you like: copy, modify, include in your commercial rpg adventures etc. 🏙️ To view a 3D model of a city export it as JSON and import the file into City Viewer. This generator is also available at where you can copy and share s to specific maps, in other respects there are no differences. The first version of this generator was created for the monthly challenge #17 of the proceduralgeneration subreddit. 👉For development news and related stuff please check a dedicated reddit community. Right click to open the context menu with all the options. Press Enter to generate a new map more shortcuts here.
The generation method is rather arbitrary, the goal is to produce a nice looking map, not an accurate model of a city. This application generates a random medieval city layout of a requested size. 🃏This generator is a part of Procgen Arcana.
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