ForgeNoise 🔥🗣

A high-performance JavaScript library for procedural noise generation, featuring multiple algorithms and fractal patterns. Perfect for games, visualizations, and creative coding projects.

Examples

Features

• 🌪 Multiple noise algorithms: Perlin, Simplex, Worley, and Voronoi
• 🌀 Fractal noise generation (fBm, Ridged Multifractal)
• 🌐 Domain warping and turbulence effects
• 🧮 Seamless tiling patterns
• ⚡ Web-optimized performance
• 🌈 Customizable parameters for all noise types
• 🔢 Seedable randomness

Installation

CDN

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/TheEmptynessProject/ForgeNoise@main/dist/forgeNoise.min.js"></script>

Local

<script src="path/to/forgeNoise.min.js"></script>

Quick Start

// Initialize generator
const noise = new ForgeNoise(seedNumber);

// Generate basic Perlin noise
const perlinValue = noise.generate2D(x, y);

// Create fractal noise
const fbmValue = noise.generateFractal2D(x, y, {
  octaves: 6,
  lacunarity: 2.0,
  persistence: 0.5
});

// Generate Worley cellular pattern
const worleyValue = noise.generateWorley2D01(x, y);

// Create domain-warped noise
const warped = noise.warp2D(x, y, {
  warpStrength: 2,
  warpScale: 1.5
});

API Highlights

Core Methods

• new ForgeNoise([seed]) - Create new noise generator
• generate2D(x, y) - Classic Perlin noise (range: [-1, 1])
• generateSimplex2D(x, y) - Simplex noise implementation
• generateWorley2D(x, y) - Cellular/Worley noise

Advanced Features

• generateFractal2D() - Fractional Brownian Motion
• warp2D() - Domain distortion effects
• generateTiling2D() - Seamless tiling patterns
• generateVoronoi2D() - Voronoi diagram generation

Utility Methods

• generate*01() versions - Output mapped to [0, 1] range
• setSeed(seed) - Update generator seed
• configure() - Global noise parameters

Examples

Basic Perlin Noise

const value = noise.generate2D01(x/20, y/20);

Turbulent Terrain

const height = noise.generateFractal2D(x/50, y/50, {
  octaves: 8,
  persistence: 0.65,
  turbulence: true
});

Cellular Texturing

const pattern = noise.generateWorley2D01(x/15, y/15) * 
               noise.generateSimplex2D01(x/30, y/30);

Documentation

• Interactive Examples
• API Reference
• Benchmarks

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read our Contribution Guidelines before submitting PRs.

License

MIT © [TheEmptynessProject]