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Revision as of 21:00, 2 March 2022

Obsidian title gfx big.png
Initial Release March 2021
License GPL
Repository GitHub
Status Active

OBSIDIAN is a procedural map generator developed as a community effort.[1] It is a fork of the final version of OBLIGE that has two prominent differences: a new GUI for changing the tool's many settings and fully incorporating the older ObAddon project. The merger of ObAddon provided a large addition of visual assets and Lua code.

First released in March 2021, OBSIDIAN currently has two versions: a stable beta and a newer build. The builds for Windows are provided at the GitHub repository, but official Linux builds are not yet provided. The project has clear goals for an eventual 1.0 release.[2]

Features

These features of OBSIDIAN are different from its OBLIGE fork point:

External links

References

  1. List of contributors
  2. Milestones for version 1.0
  3. Prefabs info
  4. Shape Grammars info
  5. Vanilla support info