How to make perlin worms??

Does anyone here know how to make 3D perlin worms with code? I've been looking for a way to do it for literal hours and can't find anything!

 

Perlin worm

lol


Perlin so that the worm is the same everytime a coordinate is reused?

worm as in I want just one part of the noise from one place of the Perlin map?


Perlin lol

don’t make me laugh

 

The colour of the integer of the pixel point on the Perlin map is your Y height. The x and y coordinate for your pixel position on the Perlin map is your X and Z location.

the list of coordinates is vector3 but the pixel map needs an x and z int conversion. You then make the cube or worm on the basis of such data.

sorry for previous post

 

You can always make your own huge pixel texture if the Perlin map is not to your liking or is too familiar. Perlin noise map has overhead aswell
You’ll be lucky because pixels wrap themselves on textures. I think you could get more ideal results using your own colour Perlin map. Each pixel on your texture can add some different Y value. And you can lay it out on x and z.

Perlin joise can cause crashes. I made a Perlin explorer once and it was horribly unstable.

 

If you do not know the answer then do not post. This is not discord, but the scripting forum, so a good reply would be:

"can you explain what perlin worms are, and what you would like to achieve?"

 

Are you using Google or are you using Bing?!

Use Google... this is the first response. It includes a full source code package in c++ as well as a discussion about what Perlin worms are.

http://libnoise.sourceforge.net/examples/worms/

At a bare minimum you could transcode the C++ into C# and get at least an initial implementation.

GO!

 

Thank you! I didn't see that one at first.

 

And in this specific instance not even that. Perlin Worms, just like standard Perlin noise, is a well known term in the area. I know this is nitpicking, but one would also not go to a thread about Perlin noise and ask the thread creator to explain what Perlin noise is first. That`s basically asking someone to explain what the topic is they are talking about, while knowing that should be a prerequisite in order to answer in the first place (unless of course the topic is not clearly stated).

 

I've never wormed before and I dunno if I got it correct but this was my attempt, based on a quick scan of the link above. Seems pretty straightforward.



Full package attached.

 

There are some deleted posts from someone trolling so it may be out of context.