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21 posts tagged Procedural Generation.
Design and build a roguelike in UE5. Covers procedural room and level generation, seed systems, item and ability pools, run modifiers, meta-progression design, and the death-loop patterns that keep players pressing 'try again.'
Vibe coding is reshaping game development in 2026. We break down what actually works, what still falls apart, and how MCP tools bridge the gap for Unreal Engine developers.
Nanite Foliage is finally production-ready in UE5.7. Here's how to combine it with procedural scatter systems to build dense, high-performance open worlds without tanking your frame rate.
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AI audio tools are changing game audio production. Learn how to integrate procedural audio via UE5's MetaSounds, use AI music generators for game soundtracks, and when AI-generated audio is production-ready versus when you need a human composer.
A behind-the-scenes look at how we used rule-based procedural scatter to fill a massive open world with forests, rocks, and foliage — in just a few hours.
A deep dive into the new features in Procedural Placement Tool v2, including biome zones, density painting, and performance improvements.
A transparent comparison of every major scatter approach for Unreal Engine 5 — manual foliage painting, PCG framework, Marketplace alternatives, and dedicated placement tools. We cover what each does well, where it falls short, and which one fits your project.
An end-to-end case study of building a complete horror game environment in a single day, combining the Unreal MCP Server for blockout and iteration with the Procedural Placement Tool for atmospheric environmental scatter.
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When should you use procedural generation and when should you hand-craft your levels? A practical framework for combining both approaches to build better game worlds with less effort.