Friday Facts #112 - Better noise
Re: Friday Facts #112 - Better noise
Can you clarify what you mean by "complete noise"? How is it obtained from the original hash function?
Re: Friday Facts #112 - Better noise
The new noise is similar to Simplex noise in this: The hash is used to select one of predefined gradient vectors in each cell vertex, then dot product of the gradient vector and position in the cell is weighted by a surflet function ((1 - min(1, position_in_cell_vector**2))**3) and the values for each vertex are added in the cell. Easy :-)Holy-Fire wrote:Can you clarify what you mean by "complete noise"? How is it obtained from the original hash function?
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