We’re big fans of OpenSCAD here at Hackaday — it’s free and open source software, runs on pretty much anything, and the idea of describing objects via code seems like a natural fit for producing ...

It’s not uncommon for games to include as much content as possible in an attempt to keep you hooked for dozens, if not hundreds, of hours. But for most games, that well of content will eventually run ...

Many games use procedural generation to create a game world algorithmically, starting with Elite way back in 1984. But this isn’t the only way that this kind of dynamic content can be used in games.

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No Man's Sky crafts infinite, unique adventures with millions of procedurally generated planets and missions. Darkest Dungeon's procedural design delves into psychological challenges, creating ...

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Procedural texture generation and rendering encompass a range of algorithmic techniques designed to synthesise detailed, non-repetitive textures on virtual surfaces. By relying on mathematical models ...

There are few things that can keep a certain kind of mechanically-inclined mind entranced as well as a marble run, and few structures that look as interestingly organic as procedurally-generated ...