stackyFACTSInfinite game worlds are not drawn by human hands. They are forged by Perlin noise, a mathematical formula that generates smooth, natural-looking randomness. By layering these math equations, the system spits out mountains, rivers, and caves endlessly, rendering level designers entirely obsolete.
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