nx_procgen_signature.nx
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nx_procgen_signature.nx -- signature terrain features as COMPOSED
PRIMITIVES placed by CONSTRAINT, not noise (PROCGEN arc P1, the
composed-primitives cardinal).
Noise (perlin fbm) gives texture but provably cannot move the grader's
EXTREMES axis past D: top/bottom-10% mass needs DELIBERATE landmarks.
This module adds them as visible Tier-2 geometry primitives:
nx_sig_peak -- radial quadratic bump (positive landmark mass)
nx_sig_ridge -- elevated line segment (links peaks; positive mass)
nx_sig_valley -- carved line segment (negative mass; = ridge, amp<0)
nx_sig_cliff -- signed step across a segment (sharp relief)
and ONE composition entry the preset recipe calls:
nx_sig_compose(heightmap, w, h, seed, preset)
CONSTRAINT placement (causal, not sampled):
peak sites = nx_poisson_disk_sample with a min-separation radius
(the poisson constraint IS the placement rule)
ridge = connects the two strongest peaks (structure follows
landmarks, the way real ranges link summits)
valley = carved from the pre-feature LOWEST cell toward the
nearest map edge (water leaves by the low ground)
cliff = perpendicular to the ridge at its midpoint
(fault line across the range), mountain/coast only
All math integer Q10; deterministic per (seed, preset): same inputs ->
byte-identical heightmap (replayability is the seedable-worlds law).
license_tier: ORIGINAL
dependencies 4 imports · 3 importers
imports: nx_syscalls.nxnx_tier.nxnx_perlin.nxnx_poisson_disk.nx
imported by: nx_procgen_preset.nxnx_procgen_signature_test.nxnx_procgen_water.nx
structs
| none |
consts
| 81 | const NX_SIG_CORE_Q10: nx_int = 614 // ~0.6 of radius |
| 255 | const NX_SIG_DETAIL_STEP_Q10: nx_int = 410 // ~4x the base cell step |
| 256 | const NX_SIG_DETAIL_SEED_OFF: nx_int = 60913 |
functions
| 43 | func _sig_n_peaks(p: nx_int) -> nx_int |
| 49 | func _sig_peak_radius(p: nx_int, w: nx_int, h: nx_int) -> nx_int |
| 56 | func _sig_peak_amp(p: nx_int) -> nx_int |
| 62 | func _sig_valley_amp(p: nx_int) -> nx_int |
| 67 | func _sig_cliff_drop(p: nx_int) -> nx_int |
| 95 | func nx_sig_peak_t(hm: *nx_int, w: nx_int, h: nx_int, |
| 139 | func nx_sig_peak(hm: *nx_int, w: nx_int, h: nx_int, |
| 146 | func nx_sig_basin(hm: *nx_int, w: nx_int, h: nx_int, |
| 153 | func _sig_seg_d2(px: nx_int, py: nx_int, ax: nx_int, ay: nx_int, |
| 176 | func nx_sig_ridge_t(hm: *nx_int, w: nx_int, h: nx_int, |
| 209 | func nx_sig_ridge(hm: *nx_int, w: nx_int, h: nx_int, |
| 215 | func nx_sig_valley(hm: *nx_int, w: nx_int, h: nx_int, |
| 225 | func nx_sig_cliff(hm: *nx_int, w: nx_int, h: nx_int, |
| 258 | func nx_sig_detail(hm: *nx_int, w: nx_int, h: nx_int, |
| 279 | func _sig_argmin(hm: *nx_int, n: nx_int) -> nx_int called by 1: nx_sig_compose_cfg |
| 298 | func nx_sig_default_n_peaks(p: nx_int) -> nx_int { return _sig_n_peaks(p) } calls 1: _sig_n_peaks |
| 299 | func nx_sig_default_peak_radius(p: nx_int, w: nx_int, h: nx_int) -> nx_int { return _sig_peak_radius(p, w, h) } calls 1: _sig_peak_radius |
| 300 | func nx_sig_default_peak_amp(p: nx_int) -> nx_int { return _sig_peak_amp(p) } calls 1: _sig_peak_amp |
| 301 | func nx_sig_default_valley_amp(p: nx_int) -> nx_int { return _sig_valley_amp(p) } calls 1: _sig_valley_amp |
| 302 | func nx_sig_default_cliff_drop(p: nx_int) -> nx_int { return _sig_cliff_drop(p) } calls 1: _sig_cliff_drop |
| 308 | func nx_sig_compose_cfg(hm: *nx_int, w: nx_int, h: nx_int, |
| 394 | func nx_sig_compose(hm: *nx_int, w: nx_int, h: nx_int, |