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KingGen - A Random World Generator for 7 Days to Die

jdge439 said:
Can you tell me what I should aim for to avoid this issue?  What height is safe to cut to? 
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Keep 20 as a minimum. Bear in mind that anything below 43 will be underwater. Also cities should be around level 60. Snow starts above level 100.

 
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This looks seriously good. It's so quick - 16k on my poor old 4790K is done in 4 minutes.

Here's a couple of previews of heightmaps I originally created for Nitrogen. I think some custom biome, city and zoning maps will really make them shine - but that'll have to wait. I'm off to explore!

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BarryTGash said:
This looks seriously good. It's so quick - 16k on my poor old 4790K is done in 4 minutes.

Here's a couple of previews of heightmaps I originally created for Nitrogen. I think some custom biome, city and zoning maps will really make them shine - but that'll have to wait. I'm off to explore!

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This looks very nice, would you like to share the heightmaps with the community?

If you decide to share them, you can follow this link:

https://community.7daystodie.com/topic/23988-kinggen-a-random-world-generator-for-7-days-to-die/?do=findComment&comment=424158

 
KingSlayerGM said:
how the @%$# can one be 1.5 MB and the other one 124MB ??

Do you think you could save the large one in the same way you saved the small one? so I can save space on the server
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There's (at least) two things going on here: 

1. One is 8bit, the other 16bit grayscale

2. The smaller file size one is much smoother, meaning the lossless compression algorithm is much more effective. Conversely, there's a lot of finer, random, detail in the larger map.

Here's a link to an 8bit version of Tricorn - it's still really big in comparison (30mb): https://mega.nz/file/6qAFCKwY#HODbEEbjJgZAD43Yuq4FTrzTycI27oF-flvCWYLDUOo

 
BarryTGash said:
There's (at least) two things going on here: 

1. One is 8bit, the other 16bit grayscale

2. The smaller file size one is much smoother, meaning the lossless compression algorithm is much more effective. Conversely, there's a lot of finer, random, detail in the larger map.

Here's a link to an 8bit version of Tricorn - it's still really big in comparison (30mb): https://mega.nz/file/6qAFCKwY#HODbEEbjJgZAD43Yuq4FTrzTycI27oF-flvCWYLDUOo
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Thanks, I've just uploaded the lighter version. The larger one was causing troubles during the download.

 
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So far I like it!  It's not as mature as Nitrogen.  It's also not abandoned...  :)

Some things I've missed (and maybe I'm not doing it right)

1. Ability to contain the snow to the north and the desert to the south (I know I could go custom)

2. Farms?  I haven't found a farm yet. 

3. Old Western Towns - Were these a feature of Nitrogen?

Great effort KingSlayer.  I'm glad a Lannister is finally on the job.

 
Wenzil said:
So far I like it!  It's not as mature as Nitrogen.  It's also not abandoned...  :)

Some things I've missed (and maybe I'm not doing it right)

1. Ability to contain the snow to the north and the desert to the south (I know I could go custom)

2. Farms?  I haven't found a farm yet. 

3. Old Western Towns - Were these a feature of Nitrogen?

Great effort KingSlayer.  I'm glad a Lannister is finally on the job.
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Thanks for the feedback. I plan on adding all those features. 2 and 3 are sort of planned for v12. Number 1 I have to think about it. Because KG's biomes and mountains are noise based, so it's a bit tricky to place them arbitrarily in the north or south. But I think I will figure something out eventually.

 
Re: Linux and v0.11.1 ...

I did a bit of testing today, but I don't have much to add as I could not get it to work or get a hint on what's happening.  Two things I noticed:

  • the program works fine via the command line - it seems to generate the right set of files, but I have not test the maps yet;
  • it's clearly something in the GUI that's causing a problem.  When I start it "normally" a windows is briefly created with the text "loading kinggen" --  it exiting immediately after that.

 
ThePewter said:
Re: Linux and v0.11.1 ...

I did a bit of testing today, but I don't have much to add as I could not get it to work or get a hint on what's happening.  Two things I noticed:

  • the program works fine via the command line - it seems to generate the right set of files, but I have not test the maps yet;
  • it's clearly something in the GUI that's causing a problem.  When I start it "normally" a windows is briefly created with the text "loading kinggen" --  it exiting immediately after that.
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Ok, thanks. At least I know it's in the gui

 
community maps sorry but i think i figured out what was wrong , it seems snow level went from 0 to 1 just reset settings hopefully it will come out right

just hope this generator don't leave mosses parting the red sea areas in the water like nitrogen does

 
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