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Generate and compose commonly used procedural noise patterns and distributions.
A procedural noise generator.
A type of two-dimensional gradient noise (sometimes called Perlin noise), suitable for texturing two-dimensional planes. Simplex noise is supported in the library mainly because it has historical significance; it has since been superseded by the less popular, but more powerful and more efficient SuperSimplex noise.
A type of two-dimensional gradient noise (sometimes called Perlin noise), suitable for texturing two-dimensional planes. Super-simplex noise is an improved version of simplex noise which runs faster and scales better to higher dimensions.
A type of three-dimensional gradient noise (sometimes called Perlin noise), suitable for texturing arbitrary three-dimensional objects.
A type of two-dimensional cellular noise (sometimes called Worley noise, or Voronoi noise), suitable for texturing two-dimensional planes.
A type of three-dimensional cellular noise (sometimes called Worley noise, or Voronoi noise), suitable for texturing arbitrary three-dimensional objects.
A point noise generator capable of producing uniform and roughly-evenly spaced pseudo-random point distributions in the plane. Disk sampling is sometimes referred to as Poisson sampling.
A generic fractal noise generator, capable of overlaying multiple instances of procedural noise at increasing frequencies.
An 8-bit permutation table useful for generating pseudo-random hash values.
A cryptographically unsecure 128-bit Xorshift pseudo-random number generator.