godot-anl
A Godot Engine module wrapping the Accidental Noise Library, enhanced with a visual noise editor for procedural content generation.
What is godot-anl?
godot-anl is a Godot Engine module that integrates the Accidental Noise Library (ANL), providing a comprehensive toolkit for procedural noise generation. It enables developers to create complex noise functions for textures, terrains, and other procedural assets directly within Godot, enhanced by a visual node-based editor for intuitive noise construction.
Godot Engine developers working on projects that require procedural content generation, such as terrain, textures, or environmental effects. It is particularly suited for those who prefer visual scripting or need flexible noise generation for both 2D and 3D assets.
Developers choose godot-anl for its extensive feature set from the Accidental Noise Library, including a visual node-based editor for building noise functions, support for multiple output formats like height maps and seamless textures, and compatibility with both GDScript and C#. It prioritizes flexibility and creative control over raw performance, aligning with Godot's design conventions.
Overview
Accidental Noise Library in Godot Engine enhanced with visual noise editor
Use Cases
Best For
- Creating procedural terrains and landscapes in Godot with customizable noise functions.
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