Classificação para conteúdo gerado de forma procedural utilizando fractional brownian motion

Abstract

Video games are gaining more and more popularity nowadays, and with it, grows the demand for increasingly complex content, detailed and complete come along. Takatsuki (20) and Iosup (9) comment in their works that this production is not scalable. Procedural Generation aims to facilitate the creation of detailed environments by reducing or eliminating manual labor. One of the techniques that exists within Procedural Generation is the Fractional Brownian motion (FBm). In this work, it has been tested whether an FBm implementation is capable of generating two scenes of the game Valheim, one simple and other complex, respecting metrics already existing in the literature. As result, the technic was extremely eficient in building its own landscapes, however, by trying to recreate proceduraly generated scenes, its limitations became apparent.