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...pursue is a generator that will procedurally generate an arbitrarily large number of names that will: ...r to manage. The articles listed below refer to the subject of random name generation.

* map generation * random number generation

...e for computer games. Due to its speedy and effective generation of pseudo-random numbers, a few languages (e.g. [[FreePascal]] and [[Python]]) have already

...e generation to implement. In its most basic form, the method looks up two random elements: one from a list of "first syllables", and a second one from a lis ...ot limited to using one of each. It might be a good idea to place a random number of middle syllables between the starting and ending ones. You might also wa

...n 20th September 2007. The game is currently a work in progress, but has a number of features already integrated, such as: * Random dungeon generation

This article was written mainly based on roguelike dungeon generation, but also applies to other tile-based games, possibly. ...out completely filled out with walls, or you do this on your own prior to generation. You have a function for adding a rectangle filled with either walls or emp

- Random map (city) generation based on xml templates<br> August 6: When defining a transition to a random map, a transition back to the previous map will be generated automatically.

...ting applications for noise and fractals in RL games, not just for terrain generation, but for adding natural-feeling patterns to monster behavior, treasure drop ..., M, half way between A and B. Then displace the midpoint up or down by a random value. This creates two new lines joined at the midpoint. We then repeat

...at: GenRogue promises random plots and world generation, random cities and random conversations among many other features. Rumor also spreads that the game w Another thing GenRogue is famous for are is number of [[rewrite]]s it has undergone.

...seed value instead of the layout of every map. The algorithms used for map generation, visibility calculation and path finding have to be computationally conserv

Compared to C and C++, the language is restricted or enhanced in a number of ways, including but not limited to the following: ...Java, only single inheritance is available, but a class can implement any number of abstract interfaces. This functions mainly to simplify the runtime's imp

Due to the current re-write, only world and dungeon generation (featuring only one theme) will be featured in the next release. * <s>Dungeon generation (cave theme)</s>

...ter into aggregates of such particles. The process can be simulated in map generation to create rough tree-like structures; the resulting dungeons can make nice ...have been documented (apart from [[Cellular Automata Method for Generating Random Cave-Like Levels|cellular automata]], an excellent article), so here's anot

...ldn't work -- as it is, ''for'' only loops from a small number to a bigger number. But returning to the original line, then x2 will be the minimum, and x1 ma ...we're going to rush right away to the most interesting bit: random dungeon generation!

...ldn't work -- as it is, ''for'' only loops from a small number to a bigger number. But returning to the original line, then x2 will be the minimum, and x1 ma ...we're going to rush right away to the most interesting bit: random dungeon generation!

Interesting random maps are one of the things that make roguelike games But random maps are far from easy to implement. In most conventional

* [[Random number generator|RNG]] * Hex support (console, FOV, pathfinding, dungeon generation)

...ldn't work -- as it is, ''for'' only loops from a small number to a bigger number. But returning to the original line, then x2 will be the minimum, and x1 ma ...we're going to rush right away to the most interesting bit: random dungeon generation!

* ngb_min, ngb_max: the minimum and maximum number of neighbouring floor cells that a WALL cell must have to become a FLOOR ce * cellnum: the desired number of FLOOR cells; the actual number may be less if there is not enough space.

...lgorithms to allow computers to simulate randomness. PRNGs are never truly random, but they are unpredictable enough for practical purposes. ...PRNGs to compute [[dice]] rolls and other situations that require [[random generation]]. Some RNG algorithms evaluate simple polynomials, while others use techni

...re will be a single over-arching theme to the game, but there will also be random quests, as well as a selection of preset quests that will appear in some or * Increased the number of voronoi points used in generating the overworld

* [[Random generation]] * [[Basic BSP Dungeon generation]]

A weighted random generator works by accepting a list of possible results, each with a weight With the list complete, the generator picks a number between 0 and 1, and multiplies it by the total weight (we'll call this "t

// number of "objects" to generate on the map And now the code of the random-map-generation-algorithm begins!

// number of "objects" to generate on the map And now the code of the random-map-generation-algorithm begins!

If 45% of the original random map contains walls and the process is repeated 5 times, the output might lo * Generation of isolated cave sections, possibly blocking player advancement (see possib

...on in one of skills, and favorite weapon. All monsters are also born under random birthsign giving them a bit of color and variety. ...cedural levels, with various types of generators, including cyclic dungeon generation

...ry word is a sequence of 0s and 1s. The height of a word is defined as the number of 1s in the word. A factor of a word is basically a substring of it (subwo * The number of distinct digital line segments of length N is O(N³). This mak

...a is planned for release when the game is more complete, but until then, a number of currently implemented and working features are listed below. ...sual mechanics one would expect from a roguelike! Permadeath, random level generation, both static and dynamic levels, intelligent monsters, a town level with ve

...nently change your character (sometimes in a bad way), and the random item generation based on prefixes and suffixes along with socketed items and unique items. ...on-random levels are reserved for the boss encounters. There are also some random special levels that may appear in some games, like the Tournament (where du

* expanded town, with random buildings and encounters Imoria implemented a large number of player character classes and subclasses, modeled largely on the player c

* random worldmap * random worldmap different for every character

* Very high replayability because everything is created at random! ...er "options/traits/skills" (no character "classes"); point-based character generation; each character requires his own survival strategy

===Random descending levels of a dungeon - Yes=== ===Random items - Yes===

for(var j, x, i = o.length; i; j = Math.floor(Math.random() * i), x = o[--i], o[i] = o[j], o[j] = x); ' 0 is the most random, randomisation gets lower after that

user, the number of other users who can cooperate in swapping bones files via Hearse is half or less of the number of other

# - last_mov : The starting maze direction (random by default, 0 = horizontal, else vertical) # ** RANDOM GAME GENERATOR (RGG)

...0, each one representing a space ship you enter to salvage things. The map generation is handled by making a series of small "patches", each of which is made by * There are 20 mobs per level of random types from (skeleton, kobby bomber, cake golem, gelatinous cube, imp and ba

* ????Outdoor???? maps (empty maps with random 1x1 obstacles): 100x100 ...p://roguecentral.org/doryen/articles/bsp-dungeon-generation/ Basic dungeon generation], Jice, Sep 2007.</ref>): 40x40

=== Procedural Generation === ...combinations for the player to find. All items and enemies are placed at random.

about that individual at random. There are an infinite number of variations on this

'''RANDOM RACES''' Warsim's unique and in-depth procedural race generation system has been developed for years and currently produces a total of 94,88

Abstract dungeons are a nice method for reduced try and error dungeon generation. They help designing more higher level features and reduce randomness in a * fast dungeon generation

...describe a basic first order Markov process seen in other articles on name generation, and discuss some of the short comings. I will then explain how to overcome ...ent output depends solely upon the previous output. In the context of name generation, this might means that I will output a particular character based on the pr

...vice player to get used to the game, without being turned off by the large number of classes. There were 70 or so classes listed, ranging from Viking to Glas The design was expanded to include various dungeon generation schemes. By this time, many people had expressed concerns that the game was

...now possible when startign a new game to chose between playing a game with random or persistent levels NEW Added random names for artifacts (highly enchanted items)

...eriodically even after a level has been fully explored and will often drop random items when killed, in addition to whatever inventory they receive. ...ish Mines consist of irregularly shaped open spaces instead of rooms, with random walls, and twisting passages; they are inhabited mainly by gnomes and dwarv

First Generation Second Generation

...debuted most recently will be difficult if not impossible to emulate, the generation before it can usually be emulated with a very powerful computer system, and ...Earl]] - Published by Sega, it's the world's funkiest Roguelike. Features random items and levels, experience levels and ranks, and permadeath. (Just think

* [[Random|Randomly]] generated [[dungeon]] levels ...n't have to plan the particulars like the colour of your orcs or the exact number of your spells; just look at general categories (e.g. "some of my monsters

**World generation options, and versatile editing methods. ..."Fort Bastion". This location can be selected as a starting location in a number of scenarios.

...ly Death), where players lose their character to a single silly mistake or random event that is essentially arbitrary in nature, and must start the game from ...types, predrawn submaps, sets of numeric parameters for generating larger random maps, descriptions of rooms and dungeon features and even the individual to

...based games that numeric values are favored over graphical abstractions. A number is certainly more precise than a bar, and as you may think nearly endlessly ...equires at least 4 keystrokes. If the player prefers the cursor keys, this number can increase depending on the amount of items stored in the backpack.