tiny_csg is a C++ library that generates meshes from brush-based level data and supports incremental updates (real-time CSG). It is intended to be used as a backend in 3d level editors and/or generators.
An A* pathfinding implementation with PCG (Procedural Content Generation) to generate custom splines in unreal engine between two points
Start Small: Training Controllable Game Level Generators without Training Data by Learning at Multiple Sizes
An Angry Birds clone made with Unity as its renderer, a made-from-scratch 3D physics engine and psudorandom levels.
Turn a handful of your own Minecraft builds into an entire city. Outline roads and buildings with marker blocks, and CityGen generates a seeded street network, parcels the lots, stacks towers to vary the skyline, and gives you a paste-ready result. Windows installer included.
Lights Out, a project to focus on our thesis.
A generic graph rewriting engine with game-constraint semantics for procedural generation
Brutal Doom Monsters & Weapons with Obsidian
Brutal Doom Monsters & Weapons with ObAddon and Oblige 7.70
Brutal Doom v21 Addon + Extras for Oblige 7.70
Adds Monsters from Realm667.com to your Oblige 7.70 Maps
Deterministic TypeScript interior generator: fits furnished rooms, stairs, lifts and navigation inside a building shell, then exports streamable floor GLBs, floor data and NPC anchors with schema-checked PBR material keys.
For shaders, VFX, and content generation.
Randomize a level using; Wave Function Collapse algorithm.
Temasek Poly Immersive Media & Game Development Diploma - AY2025 (Game Development Module)
Procedurally generates competitive arena maps in Unity from a seed, parameters and a layer of hand edits - then measures whether they're worth playing.
A repository for code related to RogueLike development
Play as a little alien trying to jump home!
A Lemmings-like in 2.5D with an 8-bit chillwave finish — levels generated backwards from a solution and proved solvable by a solver
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