Procedurally Generated HTML5 City

Yks

Procedurally Generated games offer a lot to the player. It allows for completely random and new worlds for the player to explore that are unique to everyone. What someone experiences on their device will be very different as compared to what someone else will experience on theirs.

Kaks

In a recent Chrome Experiment, another developer utilizing HTML5 made a fascinating procedurally generated city to showcase the abilities of HTML5 to create a procedurally generated world. The city is viewed from a camera the player controls and extends infinitely in every direction. The base of the project was Three.js and to explore the city for yourself click here.

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