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Noise Graph
LibNoise module graph designer
Noise Graph allows you to graphically design libNoise modules, preview data as raw numbers or as image, and when you are satisfied with results generate C++ class ready to use in your application. -
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Qt+OpenGL Application. Simple Feedback effect for generating interesting image results in realtime. See more on http://11235813tdd.blogspot.com/
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A general-purpose library that generates three-dimensional coherent noise. Useful for terrain generation and procedural texture generation. Uses a broad number of techniques (Perlin noise, ridged multifractal, etc.) and combinations of those techniques.
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ProTex is a procedural texture tool, designed for ease of use and rapid prototyping. ProTex is based on FxGen and Libnoise
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A space sim game engine project, using Ogre3D for rendering, libnoise for galaxy, system, planet, city, npc generation; the goal is seamless transitioning between space flight, atmospheric flight and ground walking, and high frame rate, of course...
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