I apologize for not having any update for the month of June, but I was gone on vacation for a majority of it.
I saw tons of places on the road trip. Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ontario, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio (in that order)! I had never been to the New England area of the country, so it was great being able to see it all.
In terms of development, I haven't really done any since I wrote that Perlin Noise article. I've been tossing around the idea in my head to go try out SlimDX again. I know, I know, I just can't make up my mind on things, right? It would just be very convenient to be writing C# again, and I found the great PhysX.Net wrapper that should allow me to continue to use PhysX with my C# development. Plus SlimDX already is supporting DirectX 11, which is awesome! (Tessellation, here I come!)
By the way, I was curious about JavaScript so I developed a simple little webpage that implements Perlin Noise in JavaScript.
You can find it here:
http://re-creationstudios.com/noise/
I used a Canvas element to display the result, so it won't work in Internet Explorer.
Be sure to check out the source code since I implemented several different types of summation as well (fBm, turbulence, and ridged multifractal). Enjoy!
2 comments:
I am a student who is doing a Final Year Project on landscape generation in Javascript and just wanted to say thank you for this Perlin Noise Generator. It's very simple and exactly what I needed to start to understand how to implement Perlin.
Thank you!!
You are very welcome! If a post has helped at least one person then I consider the blog a success.
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