StackedPerlinNoise3¶

from acron.core import StackedPerlinNoise3

class StackedPerlinNoise3¶

Bases:

Implements a multi-layer PerlinNoise, with one or more high-frequency noise functions added to a lower-frequency base noise function.

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__call__()¶

__init__()¶

Creates a StackedPerlinNoise3 object with no levels. You should call add_level() to add each level by hand.

Creates num_levels nested PerlinNoise3 objects. Each stacked Perlin object will have a scale of 1 scale_factor times the previous object (so that it is higher-frequency, if scale_factor > 1), and an amplitude of amp_scale times the previous object (so that it is less important, if amp_scale < 1).

Creates an exact duplicate of the existing StackedPerlinNoise3 object, including the random seed.

add_level()¶: Adds an arbitrary PerlinNoise3 object, and an associated amplitude, to the stack.

assign()¶

clear()¶: Removes all levels from the stack. You must call add_level() again to restore them.

noise()¶

Returns the noise function of the three inputs.