Generate and explore 3d terrain in your browser with noise algorithms. Try it now.

• Real-time feedback - See terrain change as you adjust parameters
• Shareable creations - Save and load state via URL or JSON drag-and-drop
• Infinite terrain - Move across the infinite terrain thanks to dynamic chunks loading

• WASD to move the avatar around.
• Mouse wheel to zoom.
• Left click + mouse movement to pan around the map.
• Right click + mouse movement to rotate the camera.

If you are curious about procedural generation, here are a few resources to explore the topic.

Red Blob Games is a fantastic source of inspiration that provides great explanations and interactive examples. A few particularly interesting posts:

• Making maps with noise functions
• Voronoi maps tutorial
• Mapgen4

ProcGen Space has a page with a lot of links to procedural generation resources that can be filtered with tags.

cd web
make setup
make serve

It builds and embed the project in a Go binary that will serve it and open it in the default browser.

make setup
make dist
./build/noisy-serve

MIT License - see LICENSE for details.