“Scripting for the Web” offers an interdisciplinary approach to the production and execution for a unique presentation of student produced media artifacts relative to their expressed interests but focused on deployment via the use of javascript on the World Wide Web. Students work inside and with a variety of javascript tools with self-assigned production goals and responsibilities relevant to their chosen project.
Thursday, November 16, 2017
Procedural City made in 100 lines of Javascript
http://jeromeetienne.github.io/threex.proceduralcity/examples/demo.html
A city procedurally generated using three.js
I was originally going to procedurally generate terrain for my midterm using the plerin-noise function. I found the method used here an interesting alternative.
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