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The past week has been troubleshooting. The biggest problem was water pouring out of my house's electrical panel, but that's not what this blog post is about. I've been working on bugs in the map generator. There are some bugs I've been putting off because I didn't understand them.
The first problem was that rivers haven't been reaching the ocean. This has been a problem for a while, but I didn't want to fix it until I stopped changing the algorithm. I'm mostly happy with the river algorithm now so I decided to investigate. One thing that the Game AI Summit at GDC emphasizes is building debug visualizations; I'm a fan of that technique and tried it here:
Debugging coastal and river triangles
This uncovered several bugs.
The algorithm uses Dijkstra's Algorithm to search the land for places to put rivers. I had originally started the algorithm on the boundaries of the map. It explored the oceans and then crawled up onto land until it reached the mountain peaks. The problem with this is that if there are disconnected oceans, it would force a path between them. I changed this to start from the coastal triangles. That fixed the spurious ocean connections, but it introduced a new problem: the rivers didn't reach the ocean. This is because the way the rivers are rendered, I draw rivers on each Delaunay triangle. Each triangle connects the inflows to the outflows. By starting at the coastal triangles, there was no outflow, so there was no river rendered.
I need to special case the coastal triangle river rendering. However, for now, I put in a workaround: I start the algorithm on all ocean triangles. That way they will climb through the coastal triangles, and set an outflow direction.
While investigating this I also found that my graphics buffers for river triangles weren't big enough to handle every case. Oops! I was also drawing the entire buffer instead of only the triangles I needed to draw. Oops again!
I also found occasional coastal triangles where they shouldn't have been. The painted input elevations are on a grid. To map this to a Delaunay triangle mesh, I use bilinear interpolation on the grid's pixels. Occasionally the interpolated value would be zero, and there would be a coastal triangle that wasn't generated by my coastal triangle algorithm. I fixed this by forcing all painted elevations to be either land (>0) or ocean (<0), never exactly 0.
Rivers look much better when they reach the ocean!
Rivers coming from mountains
After fixing several bugs I decided I should continue working on bugs. I decided to work on a mountain painting mystery. There are places where no mountains would show up. You could paint repeatedly in that area and there would still be gaps:
Mountain peak locations: random
It didn't take long to understand why. I choose mountain peaks at program startup. The paint operation doesn't create the mountain peaks; it activates the ones already there by mixing them into the elevation. The problem is that the initial peak locations aren't evenly distributed. I picked points on the mesh randomly, which inevitably leads to clumps and gaps. It would be better to pick evenly distributed points, but I didn't have a nice way to do that on a mesh.
I often find that I can solve problems better by approaching them from a different angle. In this case, the problem was that I didn't have a good way to pick evenly distributed points after I had a mesh. So I worked backwards. I picked evenly distributed points and then built a mesh that included those points. That way, I was sure that the mountain peak locations were actually on the mesh!
This was great in theory. When I sat down to implement it, I realized it was slightly more complicated. I actually have a dual mesh. There's a Voronoi polygon mesh and a Delaunay triangle mesh. The mountain peaks need to be on the Delaunay mesh, and the rest of the points need to be on the Voronoi mesh. I ended up picking all the points on the Voronoi mesh, then picking an arbitrary nearby point on the Delaunay mesh when I needed a mountain point. It's good enough for now.
While reworking this part of the code, I also found another bug: there are triangles with zero area. That should never happen! It turns out I had messed up the calculation of the lengths of the sides of triangles, which I then used to calculate the areas using Heron's Formula. I had needed the edge lengths for another part of the code, and ended up reusing them for the triangles. The problem is that every edge in the dual mesh actually corresponds to two line segments in the geometry. One is the sides of the Voronoi polygons; the other is the sides of the Delaunay triangles. I had been calculated the Voronoi side lengths, and then ended up using them in a place where I needed the Delaunay side lengths. This caused the rivers to vary in width more than I expected. I hadn't understood that bug, and I had planned to work on it next, so I was happy to have found and fixed it while trying to fix mountains.
With the new mountain peak locations, no matter where you paint mountains, you'll get some:
Mountain peak locations: blue noise
Great! But there are some larger consequences to this. First, the blue noise calculation is expensive. I decided to precompute these and save them to a file. Then I load the file on the page and use it to build the mesh. This would've worked better if I had cleaner code, but I have tons of global variables and many of them depended on the mesh to already be there. To keep the code working I embedded the data in a giant string. However that string was way too big so I spent some time refactoring the code to make it not depend on the mesh at startup, and now the code can wait until the file has been read in before it constructs all the global data.
The other big consequence of switching from a jittered grid to a blue noise mesh is that the mesh is far more "regular". The polygon sizes are fairly uniform, which means the river meandering and the mountain appearance is nowhere near as random looking as before. You can see it in the above screenshot but it's much more obvious with a higher mesh resolution:
Mountain peaks are too regular
This is a problem to fix another day. I plan to allocate a week for improving visuals, and will work on this then.
I didn't get a lot of work last week, but it was much needed work. I normally like to fix bugs as I work on the features, but sometimes there's something deeper going on that requires stepping back and looking at the bigger picture.
Note about this blog post: I've been using the original full resolution PNG screenshots, but by reducing their palette to 8 bits, shrinking them to one quarter size, switching from PNG to JPG, and optimizing them, these screenshots are around 6% the original size, from 13.2MB to 0.8MB. Click on them to see the full sized image. I should do this to all my blog posts in the future.
Title: Piczle Colors Developer: Score Studios Publisher: Rainy Frog Genre: Puzzle, Training, Action Price: $12.00 Piczle Colors - If you love Nonograms, look no further. An aggregate 300 puzzles sporting up to 15x10 dimensions await you as you try to correct your mistake and bring back color to the world. As with other games in the Picross genre, you use the numbers on the side of a given grid as clues to determine which blocks need to be left blank and which need to be shaded. There are twists, though: You are likewise required to know what colors to use in the process, and in what order they are applied.
You're right to think you have your work cut out for you with Piczle Colors. In a nutshell: It's hard. Hints are available, but if you're a completionist, the only way you get to unlock all the collectibles is to stay away from in-game help. Under the circumstances, the bright visuals and catchy music tracks are decided pluses. Ditto with the interface, which makes full use of touchscreen functions. On the whole, though, the obstacles can lead to frustration and hinder your enjoyment of an otherwise-competent compilation of picture logic puzzles.
THE GOOD
Stellar number and variety of puzzles
Can be enjoyed in spurts
Touchscreen interface adds to convenience
Unlockables incentivize no-hint completion of puzzles
Player can do many things such as running swiming and jumping.Player has got variety of weapons and he can use them in many situation.Player can use martial arts to fight with enemies.
6waves was in confidential (under NDA) negotiations with us to publish Triple Town at the exact same time that they were actively copying Triple Town. We gave 6waves private access to Triple Town when it was still in closed beta, months before the public was exposed to the game. We believed those negotiations were ongoing, and we continued to give private information to 6waves, until 6waves' Executive Director of Business Development sent us a message via Facebook on the day Yeti Town was published in which he suddenly broke off negotiations and apologized for the nasty situation. His message can be found in its entirety in the body of our legal complaint.
It's bad enough to rip off another company. To do so while you are pumping them for private information (first, our game design ideas, and later, after the game was launched on Facebook, our private revenue and retention numbers) is profoundly unethical by any measure.
So tell me: did Generation Napster have every last trace of scruples removed in between watching Digimon and playing Syphon Filter?
Quando os meus olhos te tocaram Eu senti que encontrara A outra, metade de mim Tive medo de acordar Como se vivesse um sonho Que não pensei em realizar E a força do desejo Faz me chegar perto de ti Quando eu te falei em amor Tu sorriste para mim E o mundo ficou bem melhor Quando eu te falei em amor Nos sentimos os dois Que o amanha vem depois E não no fim Estas linhas que hoje escrevo São do livro da memória Do que eu sinto por ti E tudo o que tu me das É parte da história que eu ainda não vivi E a força do desejo Faz me chegar de ti Quando eu te falei em amor Tu sorriste para mim E o mundo ficou bem melhor Quando eu te falei em amor Nos sentimos os dois Que o amanha vem depois e não no fim André Sardet
Collide
The dawn is breaking A light shining through You're barely waking And I'm tangled up in you Yeah But I'm open, you're closed Where I follow, you'll go I worry I won't see your face Light up again Even the best fall down sometimes Even the wrong words seem to rhyme Out of the doubt that fills my mind I somehow find, you and I collide I'm quiet, you know You make a first impression I've found I'm scared to know I'm always on your mind Even the best fall down sometimes Even the stars refuse to shine Out of the back you fall in time I somehow find, you and I collide Don't stop here I've lost my place I'm close behind Even the best fall down sometimes Even the wrong words seem to rhyme Out of the doubt that fills your mind You finally find, you and I collide You finally find You and I collide You finally findYou and I collide
Howie Day
Everything
You're a falling star, You're the get away car. You're the line in the sand when I go too far. You're the swimming pool, on an August day. And You're the perfect thing to see. And you play it coy, but it's kinda cute. Ah, When you smile at me you know exactly what you do. Baby don't pretend, that you don't know it's true. Cause you can see it when I look at you. And in this crazy life, and through these crazy times It's you, it's you, You make me sing. You're every line, you're every word, you're everything. You're a carousel, you're a wishing well, And you light me up, when you ring my bell. You're a mystery, you're from outer space, You're every minute of my everyday. And I can't believe, uh that I'm your man, And I get to kiss you baby just because I can. Whatever comes our way, ah we'll see it through, And you know that's what our love can do. And in this crazy life, and through these crazy times It's you, it's you, You make me sing You're every line, you're every word, you're everything. So, La, La, La, La, La, La, La So, La, La, La, La, La, La, La And in this crazy life, and through these crazy times It's you, it's you, You make me sing. You're every line, you're every word, you're everything. You're every song, and I sing along. Cause you're my everything. yeah, yeah So, La, La, La, La, La, La, La So, La, La, La, La, La, La, La Michael Bublé
