Procedural Generation of a City in Unity

There are bound to be a few bugs, feel free to leave them here and I’ll get them patched asap. Sorry the vid took a lot more effort than I was expecting so bug fixing was minimal haha.

"Wave function callapse" Now that's a cool name for a band!

"I decided not to go to an art school because I hate working at a restaurant" hahaha

Good theory, but how do you use the WFC scripts ?

City Gen and visuals are looking good, gameplay and polish not so much in the demo. I think you should nail down the core game-mechanics first, and the obvious bugs (not getting constantly slammed by upgrades for example).

I survived your game for 1,444 seconds but the final text doesn't fit properly on the screen to show the Survival Time. It needs some extra spaces. After a few minutes, that screen that pauses the game to show you the upgrades, doesn't show anything anymore. You have to press ESC and Continue because the Upgrades are not showing. You should remake it without paid assets so we can bug fix it and continue it.

el juego se ve chido, I arrived here for the Procedural Generation Stuff and I will leave with that and I nice game thanks =D

I found 2 bugs with your procedurally generated map,
1) it will stop collapsing tiles if there is only 1 possible prototype and it isn't collapsed (so you will have incomplete grids sometimes if the remaining cells have only one prototype)
The solution is in function isCollapsed() replace if(c.possiblePrototypes.Count>1) with if(!c.isCollapsed)
2) By default you generate all tiles at y=0, (not a big deal to change, just use the startPosition.y) it feels weird to ask the user for a start position and ignore the y
Other than that, good work
Personally I would have the rotation in the prototype change the posx, posz just to save time of having to change it for multiple different tiles (also would make it less error prone)

you could have used animation curves for the exp part, it would be ways easier than actual math and easy to adjust too

how change 3d model build on my 3d model?

Amazing stuff. Have you read about how Spelunky creates it's levels? I believe that game does something similar. They have some prefabs for rooms, but have some random noise that makes each room somewhat unique. For your prefabs you could do something like different graffiti or light colors or whatever you have time or interest adding. I'm curious though, for your entropy are you accounting for the duplicates?

Someone port this to vita!

this is exactly what I was looking for

Wow this cyberpunk game turned out really great. You make it look so easy to make 3D games and yet every time I try I fail - that's why I'm sticking with developing only 2D games - at least for now. Anyway, great video. Keep up the good work :)
- Dan

Very cool, I may joink that generation part from your code. I think i can use it for the test game of a VR system prototype.

Nicely done and good video. To the point and not a lot of nonsense.

Can you tell how mountains will come up procedural heights like hill climb racing or alto odesey

You are really going to just gloss over the sandevistan ability you apparently gave your player controller...

Well seems I'm about to binge watch all the vids uve made over the last year

And here I am still trying to figure out how to make my character move

Hi TJ!! Super excited for your next upload

I’m having problem with my chapter stuck in tpose. Someone please help

No way Jeremy was steam support 💀💀💀💀

Why no one is making a procedural car generator infuriates me. Tracks are nothing if the cars and other vehicles are the same old real-world models

Jeremy, lol dani we found him.

How can i learn basics code, im beginner and i dont know how can i learn codes :(

Jeremy must be biased to Dani

Love you tj

I love the Jeremy reference

I'll do a better logo for you and I also didn't go to art school, as an artist and a pipefitter I'm here to say you don't have to work at a restaurant as an artist ;) also you don't need art school :)

Amazing job like always! I’m sad to see tavern team go but I’m excited for the future ahead!

Thanks a lot for the video and especially the Code. I've been doing the exact same Thing for a couple of weeks - procedurally generate a Cyberpunk City - and your code could help me a lot. I chose a different approach, I randomly placed whole streets and then dynamically filled the space inbetween with procedurally generated buildings. The wavefunction collapse method seems more organic though, I think I'll revise my code now after seeing this video. Liked and subscribed

I. Didn't watch the video until now because i didn't realize this it one of yours

Is there 20 Israeli shekels there? Cool

Congrats on finishing up! I'll check this out soon.

oh my God it's Jeremy

Bruh, this is truly badass!

Great job! It looks great. Definitely going to be stealing that wave form collapse idea for random generation. Still working on my game, but it's nearly feature complete. Then I just have to work out art and menus/UI. :)

Good Job my dude! You've inspired me to do a similar challenge and attempt some devlogs. I too need practice on completing games and releasing them. I'm going to attempt a similar genre but not do cyberpunk and instead something Western.

"I didnt go to art school because I dont wanna work in a restaurant", epic quote right there! :D

Haha nice, now you can recreate Armoured Core 1 or 2 but better! xD

“I hate working at a restaurant”


Take thaaaat you devilish art bois

Really enjoyed following your progress on this! Congrats on finishing!

if it runtime generation, it very bad to performance cos u cant bake light static batching and other things

TJ, it was really cool seeing this project come together in only one month. You covered so many important topics in these videos, yet the pacing (and humor!) were absolutely on point. It's obvious that you put a ton of work into this and I really appreciate it! Stoked to download the game and kill me sooner Cyberpunk zombie robot guys.

Congrats!

Cooool! 😁 Hey man you're a little bit of a bluedrake hu? Rebell who makes cool shit for free 😇👌