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Currently working on the real-time parameter update for the procedural asset generation

Here is an example of full real-time building for the more advanced users

Slicing stress testing

First test at building a column. In the final version, the important parameters will appear in a separate menu

Now, a table

Combined with math nodes, procedural generation allows for example to create a "number of legs" parameter for tables

Building a table generator in 8 min

Last but not least, the boolean operator. Beside the beveling, it is the one other complex geometry tool to implement because of the many edge cases and the numerous mathematical challenges it involves. Almost there!

Precision matter

Finally, it took some efforts, but the boolean operator is finally production ready (epsilon = 10microns). That was a rough ride but I am glad it is still real-time

Starting to play around a bit with the procedural tools

Last but not least: polygon reduction - I had to mostly rewrite the LOD algorithm so it would work with n-gons. It is sensitive to normal, uv, color and material boundaries and preserve the quality of the uv map. This is the important final step when generating a model:

Now that the procedural geometry engine is live; I am refining some of the systems. I was a bit worried about the boolean operator for self-intersection, but it seems to be working quite well!

Because LLMs are so good at interacting with humans, ironically, they are so terrible at interacting with machines. In the real world, the thing that links the human to the machine is the engineer / developer and that still remain true in the age of AI. If you want the LLM to

Started testing with more advanced stuff

Getting fancier with the column system