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Tanguy Talbert is creating an entirely procedural environment with no manual placement using Unreal Engine's Procedural Content Generation (PCG). Here is one of its tools – a green bridge generator: #UnrealEngine5 #unrealengine #3D #3dart #digitalart #art

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Luciano Daluz1 year ago

"with no manual placement" I guess it is pretty much what he is doing. 😂

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