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Example Projects

The Dynamic Dungeon toolset includes several pre-built example scenes and graphs to help you understand different generation techniques. You can find these in Assets/DynamicDungeon/Examples/.

1. Dungeon Demo​

System: Constraint Generator (Flow Graph) Location: Assets/DynamicDungeon/Examples/DungeonDemo/

This demo showcases the high-level layout solver. It uses a branching Dungeon Flow to connect several pre-baked room templates.

  • Key Feature: Guaranteed connectivity and door alignment.
  • Usage: Open the DungeonDemoScene and click Generate on the DungeonSolver object.
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Space for Screenshot: The branching layout of the Dungeon Demo.

2. Organic Cave Demo​

System: World Generator (Node Graph) Location: Assets/DynamicDungeon/Examples/OrganicCaveDemo/

A classic "blobby" cave generator using Perlin Noise and Cellular Automata.

  • Key Feature: Shows how to use the CellularAutomata node to smooth out noise for a natural look.
  • Usage: View the OrganicCaveGraph to see the filter chain.
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Space for Screenshot: The smooth, interconnected tunnels of the Organic Cave Demo.

3. Organic Islands Demo​

System: World Generator (Node Graph) Location: Assets/DynamicDungeon/Examples/OrganicIslandsDemo/

This demo uses a Radial Gradient combined with Simplex Noise to generate isolated islands in an ocean.

  • Key Feature: Demonstrates mask blending to constrain generation to a specific shape (a circle).
  • Usage: Observe how the noise is multiplied by the gradient to fall off at the edges.
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Space for Screenshot: A bird's-eye view of a procedural archipelago.

4. Terraria Demo​

System: World Generator (Node Graph) Location: Assets/DynamicDungeon/Examples/TerrariaDemo/

A complex 2D side-scrolling example. It features vertical layers (Sky, Surface, Underground, Caverns) each with its own biome and noise settings.

  • Key Feature: Extensive use of HeightBandNode and BiomeSelector to create a vertically stratified world.
  • Usage: Check the TerrariaDemoGraph to see how multiple biome layers are merged.
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Space for Screenshot: The vertical transition from surface forests to deep underground caverns.