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GO Perlin Noise generator 
Adapted for go from GEGL
Example: perlin.Noise1D
alpha = 2
beta = 2
n = 3
Using perlin.Noise2D with termbox to generate terrain in terminal:
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Constants ¶
const ( B = 0x10 N = 0x100 BM = 0xff )
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type Perlin ¶
type Perlin struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Perlin is the noise generator
func NewPerlin ¶
NewPerlin creates new Perlin noise generator In what follows "alpha" is the weight when the sum is formed. Typically, it is 2, As this approaches 1 the function is noisier. "beta" is the harmonic scaling/spacing, typically 2, n is the number of iterations and seed is the math.rand seed value to use
func NewPerlinRandSource ¶
NewPerlinRandSource creates new Perlin noise generator In what follows "alpha" is the weight when the sum is formed. Typically, it is 2, As this approaches 1 the function is noisier. "beta" is the harmonic scaling/spacing, typically 2, n is the number of iterations and source is source of pseudo-random int64 values
Example ¶
p := perlin.NewPerlinRandSource(alpha, beta, n, rand.NewSource(seed))
for x := 0.; x < 3; x++ {
fmt.Printf("%0.0f;%0.4f\n", x, p.Noise1D(x/10))
}
Output: 0;0.0000 1;-0.0086 2;-0.0017
func (*Perlin) Noise1D ¶
Noise1D generates 1-dimensional Perlin Noise value
Example ¶
p := perlin.NewPerlin(alpha, beta, n, seed)
for x := 0.; x < 3; x++ {
fmt.Printf("%0.0f;%0.4f\n", x, p.Noise1D(x/10))
}
Output: 0;0.0000 1;-0.0086 2;-0.0017
func (*Perlin) Noise2D ¶
Noise2D Generates 2-dimensional Perlin Noise value
Example ¶
p := perlin.NewPerlin(alpha, beta, n, seed)
for x := 0.; x < 2; x++ {
for y := 0.; y < 2; y++ {
fmt.Printf("%0.0f;%0.0f;%0.4f\n", x, y, p.Noise2D(x/10, y/10))
}
}
Output: 0;0;0.0000 0;1;-0.2002 1;0;-0.3389 1;1;-0.5045
func (*Perlin) Noise3D ¶
Noise3D Generates 3-dimensional Perlin Noise value
Example ¶
p := perlin.NewPerlin(alpha, beta, n, seed)
for x := 0.; x < 2; x++ {
for y := 0.; y < 2; y++ {
for z := 0.; z < 2; z++ {
fmt.Printf("%0.0f;%0.0f;%0.0f;%0.4f\n", x, y, z, p.Noise3D(x/10, y/10, z/10))
}
}
}
Output: 0;0;0;0.0000 0;0;1;0.2616 0;1;0;-0.0755 0;1;1;0.2020 1;0;0;-0.2138 1;0;1;0.0616 1;1;0;-0.2208 1;1;1;0.0304
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