What's the equivalent of Mathf.PerlinNoise(float x, float y) in Unity.Mathematics?

I see noise.pnoise() but it accepts two float2 parameters. Not sure what to pass on the second variable. Passing (0, 0) doesn't work the same as Mathf.PerlinNoise().

 

I believe what you are looking for is cnoise (classic perlin noise )
https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/c...matics_noise_cnoise_Unity_Mathematics_float2_

 

Of course. I didn't read the comment. I thought it was another type of noise.

 

That part of the library - and actually the mathematics library generally - has some real problems with naming and lack of documentation. I'm not sure if they can change method names now or if they're locked into those for back compat, but they at least need to fix parameter names.

The full list of noise methods at the moment is

cellular

,

cellular2x2

,

cellular2x2x2

,

cnoise

,

pnoise

,

psrdnoise

,

psrnoise

,

snoise

,

srdnoise

, and

srnoise

. I mean, come on, that's inscrutable. The methods don't even have doc comments to explain the names. It's almost unusable, then when you eventually work your way through it, the code you end up with is unreadable.

I really hope there's a plan to fix this ASAP, because the longer they leave it, the harder it is to fix.

 

wow i really thought that the new lib didnt include any noise functions ... wow this is going to be gamechanging for me

 

Code (csharp):

1. float perlinSample = ( noise.cnoise(new float2(x,y)) + 1f ) * 0.5f;

It's results are not identical however.

 

I just had to reply and say thank you! I was struggling to find new values to get my noise maps the way I wanted and this conversion really helped since I was very happy with my old values.