An Artist Teases a New Method For Run-Time Procedural Placement in Unity

Kacper Szwajka, a Technical Artist and Art Director who previously left us in awe by showcasing a neat Unity-powered setup for creating highly-realistic digital grass, has recently shared a couple of impressive sneak peek demos teasing an upcoming project that procgen enthusiasts may find interesting.

According to Kacper, he is currently working on a comprehensive article dedicated to a new method for GPU-boosted run-time procedural placement on terrain in Unity. As shown in the demos, the approach lets the user quickly place myriads of objects, such as trees and bushes, on the terrain, allowing Unity developers and artists to easily populate 3D environments and game levels.

As stated by the author, the article is set to go live either this week or the next one, so we highly encourage you to follow Kacper on Twitter and LinkedIn so as not to miss the release.

Also, check out some of the artist's previous Unity projects:

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