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https://github.com/alfredhus/fantasy_map_sandbox

A sandbox for learning Godot by playing around with creating fantasy maps.
https://github.com/alfredhus/fantasy_map_sandbox

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A sandbox for learning Godot by playing around with creating fantasy maps.

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# Overview
The Fantasy Map Sandbox is a work in progress (WIP) for me to learn Godot and GDscript. This is being done by creating Fantasy Maps using a variety of techniques. There is alot of usage of other Open Source projects which are listed in the Attributions section of the README.

Since it is a learning project, the code is messy, has alot of code I stopped using and haven't removed yet, code that may raise an eyebrow or two and the whole thing in a constant state of change. I also have alot of inline comments to help me remember things I did and to explain to my future self why I did something.

# Example Screenshots
A couple of screenshots to see examples of the outputs.

## Voronoi Diagram
![Screenshot of a voronoi diagram using poisson disk sampling for the points. Colors are random.](images/voronoi_with_poisson.png)

## Azgaar Style Map - Continents
![Screenshot of an Azgaar style map using the Continents Template.](images/continents.png)

# License
Any original code from me uses the MIT license: https://github.com/AlfredHus/Fantasy-Map_Sandbox/tree/main?tab=MIT-1-ov-file#readme

For any open source code that is used, their license is applicable.

# Learning Sites
Check the [wiki](https://github.com/AlfredHus/Fantasy_Map_Sandbox/wiki/Learning-Sites) for sites that I used to help me understand how to create and code the maps..

# Attribution (Third Party Software Used)
For third party software used, either I used the project in its entirety, or I used parts of the code. In the code itself I document the exact file or snippet I used so you can take a look at the exact code rather than searching the original source code repository.
Refer to the [Wiki](https://github.com/AlfredHus/Fantasy_Map_Sandbox/wiki/Attribution-(Third-Party-Software)) for the third party software used and license details.