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Last Update: Nov 2021
After growing this collection for half a decade I decided it was time to give it a proper home, with search and filter capabilities and all.
The new vault of resources can be found at procgen.space/resources.
This page will stay reachable for some time, but I will not update in anymore.
I really like procedural content generation. Like - a lot.
Therefore I am constantly collecting and bookmarking everything PCG related I can find on the Internet, be it blog entries, talks or scientific papers.
I also frequently see questions like 'How can I start with procedural generation?' or 'Does someone have information on <PCG topic of your choice>?' on my favourite subreddit, which most often lead to me combing through my bookmarks and copying some of them to reddit.
And since I am pretty lazy, too, I now hereby declare this little piece of the internet to be my official list of references, links and other resources henceforth. I shall maintain and cherish it, so that it may grow to grandness and quality man hath not seen.
Of course there are several other hubs out there, collections of knowledge. Some of them are:
If you find any mistakes or dead links, or if you don't find something you think should be on here, contact me at beyer@firespark.de or on reddit.
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Since this site is growing and growing for quite some time now and I sometimes fear that awesome resources drown in the mass of links here, I decided to add a section in which I highlight the latest additions (current and last month).
Here is a list of talks/articles in which developers talk about how they used procedural generation in their games.
Not directly procedural generation, but might be helpful.
A few talks about working with procedural content generation and integrating it into workflows.
Disclaimer: Obviously most of the resources linked to on this site are not my intellectual property.