@Omnisus that’s what made me want to try it again

@terraria99 yep

That’s awesome, reciprocal functions right?

@SteffTek Map generation(terrain)

@GoodRockqq not yet

@-vim- ya... just noticed that too, I gotta do an update

@ThatDude @Haxk20 @threevolve

Not really knowing what to say I replied: I do software development

Kid: Oh, ok.

And the conversation ended there.

@dslegends

@1nfinite because she isn’t a math teacher ;)

@RentedViper just Xcode actually

@linuxer4fun lol français est ma deusieme langue, je parle Swift probablement plus bon que ça

Ethics?...

Awesome

Semper in excretia sommus; solim profundum variat...

Feeling that right now...

@deusprogrammer thx, it’s just printing text to the terminal, the two dimensional array that holds the map has about a million points in it(that why it took so freaking long). I posted a link to the code above if you want to take a look

@daintycode oh cool, I’ll look into that, thanks

@daintycode assuming I’m understanding you correctly(I just googled perlin noise), I’ve just been printing the maps out as text. I looked into turning it into bitmap but as I have no idea what I’m doing I figured I’d worry about that later. (Btw, if you have any suggestions I’d be more than glad to hear cause I’ve been at a loss as to how to map the 2d array to an image etc)

As for writing it in swift, I agree, I’ve really enjoyed it. My generator used to be written in Python.

@Torbuntu and @AntaresStar Hey, all the code is here: https://github.com/SHLegends/...

its a mess in there, but the path to the file is as follows:

Viewer/RpgFrameworksViewer/MapGen_WorldGen.swift

The Viewer Xcode project is a terminal app that lets you generate the maps and also has access to other RNG things I've been working on.

Enjoy :)