MEDIEVAL FANTASY TOWN GENERATOR GENERATOR

Actually, I don't even know if anybody needs it. The 3D view won't be released anytime soon, if ever. I've also implemented a 'walking simulator' to see how it looks from inside - it looks even rougher, than from above, but it lets me check sizes and proportions (this way I decided to make quays wider). quite low: no textures, no shadows, solid colours skybox, but I like it anyway :). As you may notice the level of detail is. I have kept most of the professions generic. Some will only fit in a sci-fi setting, while others will only fit in medieval settings, but with over 490 different professions you'll have plenty of jobs to fill a town, spaceship or other fantasy place.

MEDIEVAL FANTASY TOWN GENERATOR GENERATOR

Here is a link to the video with a fly-through around a coastal city: link. This name generator will give you 10 random professions that fit in most fantasy settings. To give them more space for loading and unloading.Īlso I tried a thing, which I've wanted to try for a long time: 3D view. It means that the coastline is much more jagged closer to the city center. Sometimes they don't look good and also they are slow to draw, so now you can switch them off. This is not the only problem, but still I think there is a prospect in this direction of development Other improvements and fixes The function, which finds the largest rectangle inside a polygon, doesn't work entirely correctly and it's more obvious with houses than with the castle. I tried the same thing with temples, but it didn't work quite as well (for different reasons), so I force them to be rectangular only half the time.Īlso using the same approach I tried to replace current freeform patches with rectangular houses (see the image above). It doesn't mean that they are always rectangles (although it happens sometimes), but they do consist of rectangles. As a step in this direction castles are now strictly rectangular. Generating nice and/or realistic castles is beyond the scope of this generator, but nevertheless I want to produces less silly castle shapes.

Does it make sense? Ok, just try to switch it on and off and you'll see :) Rectangular castles and temples Now you can enable the 'continuous' option (disabled by default) to make these changes in density less abrupt. It was meant to create a visible difference between wards and it kind of worked, but also it created unrealistic situations like when there were completely different alleys patterns on opposite sides of the same street. The generator used to use separate independent sets of density parameters (minimum building size, size variance etc) for each ward. If you open an exported file in a browser, most likely the map will be displayed quite small - don't worry, it retains all the details. You can now save a map as an SVG file, which may be useful if you intend to edit or print it. The exporter supports all the visual options including hatching, block view etc.

In most cases its resolution will be higher than you can get by taking a screenshot unless you are using one of those 4k/5k monitors. You can now save a map as a hi-res PNG file. Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Export to PNG

Medieval fantasy town generator