Piichan has created two very interesting scripts: a City Engine and a Dungeon Generator. Demo videos included.
City Engine
Dungeon Generator Video
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About the Author
Bart Veldhuizen
I have a LONG history with Blender - I wrote some of the earliest Blender tutorials, worked for Not a Number and helped run the crowdfunding campaign that open sourced Blender (the first one on the internet!). I founded BlenderNation in 2006 and have been editing it every single day since then ;-) I also run the Blender Artists forum and I'm Head of Community at Sketchfab.
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cooooool
Finally
Ya beauty, I'll be playing with this over the weekend!! Nice one!
impressive work, especially the city.
Brilliant! I needed something EXACTLY like the City Engine ... can't wait till he officially releases the dungeon creator too!
Simply amazing!!!
Ah I see that the Dungeon creator script is not there yet.
*shakes fists to the sky* DAMN YOU Piichan!!!
Why didn't you come up with this earlier? All those days i wasted drawing my dungeons for AD&D by hand BY HAND!!!.
;)
And the city creator is also awesome!
I think this is something that i will surely give a try.
I downloaded the script for the City Engine, but I think it was an older version. Could someone post a direct link to the latest version so I don't have to dig through every page in the thread?
Wow! Both of these tools can do more than I ever imagined! I guess all I can say is TOTALLY AMAZING!!!!
Awesome! Now we need textures for the buildings.
GREAT!
really good written script
Wow, really cool! Thanks for sharing! The city generator is very usefull :)
I'm here thinking, will < 2.5 scripts work in 2.5 ?
The problem is that the python API is going to change a lot for 2.5.
very nice! way to go blenderheads!
I've been following the city generator for a while. But the dungeon generator is really nice. The verticle levels to the dungeon makes me want to put them into a city buildings.
Very nice work.
Where is the dungeon script on the forum, I don't see it ...thanks
WOW, great work! Both of these look very promising, will give it a try!
"""I'm here thinking, will < 2.5 scripts work in 2.5 ?"""
no, but i think the 2.5 python api will make it easier to do such scripts since you can call every modelling function like "extrude" from python.
http://jerome.le.chat.free.fr/3d/cityengine/
THAT is a better link for the city generator, the thread is great and all but its a little lazy to post it as a download link.
3 x wow
Amazing script!
@ Chmipstar: true, I myself spent half an hour on the forum before getting to the link that really matters :). It's interesting, but not everybody needs to wade through the discussion.
Thanks for posting the link here.
Amazing, very nice, it is really usefull ¡¡¡¡ :)
What ??
Too Cool ? What Was That ?
Let see...
Huh ,a too cool programming for Blender .
Yes ,Nice .Perfect ? Well...
Where the real start for learn that Phyton Language Programming ?
Blender is an Open Source Software ,
the thing are started .updated ..
Must it be ("Real Professional Education System" RPES) ,
Idealized by me ,sure .To improve this programming .
What then its a must to you who are aldeady started ,
and to the Open Source ,provide those information at least bad explained
so to i can be able to so something about it too .
And what ?Thats my Post Reply .If you can't read ,Don't Read !
But i made it already writing .
Fantabulous!
@ Lucas da Costa Dantas
What the hell are you talking about??
Could you write about something relevant to the topic?
Cool! Does the city generator have texturing/ making windows features?
That's really cool!
¡amazing script, something to play with!
Very cool! I wish I'd had this when I was making my Day In The Life Of A Tree film all those years ago. That took me months. I reckon I could make the whole film in a day now with all these wonderful scripts.
Cool. The harder part about making a city in blender, though is the texturing. I hope there will be some tools for that too someday.
@ Lucas da Costa Dantas:
What the hell are you talking about?
Very, very coo! :)
Tnx
Very cool - good job `~...