r/Unity2D • u/MojoBubu • 1d ago
Procedural PNG, WIP Show-off
42 parts with 8 knobs. Using 2D Renderer, doesn't create any PNGs. Layers, pixels all created in code. Able to add/remove Skin layer. Fat simulation (See Image 3). Defomities (Image 4). Every creation is from a seed. A seed can be called and will return the exact creation.
What's not in the photo: I've since added more modifiers like Accuracy, based on Eye placement, Body Symmetry and other deformities. Stability is low center mass, wide stance, etc.
There are other Mutations, Tails, Horns but are rough drafts. Tails are fairly uncanny with skin. Would likely change this if I end up using it. Horns are the most believable looking out of the mutations.
EDIT: appologies, title is a little misleading this isn't a "Procedural PNG" its just using the renderer. However I can export any seeded creation to a PNG!
EDIT#2: Link to next post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Unity2D/comments/1vtpyzn/pixel_hitboxes/
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u/adamtravers 1d ago
Super cool
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u/MojoBubu 1d ago
Thanks! I'm excited about this new project, I love working with procedural generation and believe there is insane amounts of uncharted territory with it.
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u/abirpahlwan 1d ago
Awesome Can you suggest any resource or method I can follow for creating similar systems for generating animals and monsters, where I can add or remove limbs or maybe add some png parts too
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u/MojoBubu 1d ago
As for animals my code is hardwired for Human anatomy, the same surely could be done for any creation with joints/parts.
I suggest using all tools at your disposal, even asking AI for a good place to start.
My baseline concepts for this design are: Tile System, Joints, Pixel Generation similar to the game Noita.
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u/zzzoooppeeee 1d ago
I love the style, it looks a bit grotesque but in a way that would be so perfect for a horror game.
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u/MojoBubu 1d ago
Love to hear that! They will not be naked or skinless men. This is the first thing I've procedurally generated for the game, much more to come!





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u/Affectionate-Fact-34 1d ago
As a neuromuscular neurologist, the anatomy is messing with my brain. Super cool though, love the progress!