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21 posts tagged Procedural Generation.
Learn how AI material generation works in Blender, compare LLM providers like Ollama, OpenAI, and Anthropic for shader node creation, and build a practical workflow for producing game-ready materials from text descriptions.
Most geometry nodes tutorials stop at scattering rocks on terrain. Here are 10 practical, production-tested uses for game developers — from LOD generation to collision meshes.
A step-by-step workflow for adding realistic edge wear, dirt, rust, and battle damage to game assets using procedural techniques in Blender — from concept to baked textures.
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Learn how to build geometry-aware procedural weathering effects in Blender using Geometry Nodes — including curvature-based edge wear, gravity-driven dirt accumulation, and Voronoi rust patterns — with techniques that export cleanly to game engines.
Learn how to use Unreal Engine 5's Procedural Content Generation framework to build dynamic, rule-based worlds. From basic scatter systems to biome-aware placement, this beginner-friendly guide covers everything you need to get started with PCG.
AI can generate levels in seconds, but most of that output is gameslop. Here's how to use AI-assisted level design properly: combining procedural generation with human direction to produce environments worth shipping.
A practical breakdown of biome-based terrain generation, vegetation scattering at scale, runtime vs design-time tradeoffs, and using AI to place points of interest in open-world games.
UE 5.7's Procedural Content Generation framework has matured from experimental to production-ready. Here's what changed, how to use the new Procedural Vegetation Editor, and a hands-on guide to building a forest biome.
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UE 5.7's PCG Editor Mode turns the graph framework into a full visual tool-building system with drawable splines, paintable points, and volumes. Here's how to build production-ready procedural tools without touching C++.
Why random scatter looks fake and how rule-based placement systems create environments that feel natural — the game design theory and practical implementation behind believable biomes.
UE 5.7's Procedural Vegetation Editor generates Nanite-ready foliage from graph-based workflows. This tutorial shows how to combine PVE with AI-powered scatter tools to build massive forests across 4km² landscapes — without a dedicated environment art team.
Learn how AI-assisted procedural level design in Unreal Engine 5 works when you combine the PCG framework with MCP automation. Practical examples for forest biomes, urban environments, and dungeon layouts with iterative natural language refinement.
