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Output level for Perlin noise / fBm is wildly different depending on synth settings. Ideally it should be constant so we always get the same volume for any X or Y.
Possible solutions to explore:
When regenerating seed, pre-calculate global optimums for every octave for all 4 gradient arrays using either brute force or optimization method like simulated annealing.
Now that Andes uses simplex noise with a better analytical derivative, peaks can be calculated precisely by solving N'(x)=0 equation and substituting the solution in the noise function.
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Output level for Perlin noise / fBm is wildly different depending on synth settings. Ideally it should be constant so we always get the same volume for any X or Y.
Possible solutions to explore:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: