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A robust open source implementation of Perlin Noise Algorithm for N-Dimensions in Python

Home Page: https://pypi.org/project/nPerlinNoise/

License: MIT License

Python 30.50% JavaScript 59.36% CSS 10.15%

perlin noise numpy-perlin n-dimensional perlin-noise noise-generator noise-algorithms numpy-noise performance hacktoberfest

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👩‍💻 About Me

Just a passionate student who loves building logical & scientific programs
i tend to generalize a problem and solve it rather that finding a specific solution
i like math, specifically calculus...

My quirk? build projects from scratch to reinvent the wheel

If you ask me about anything i am interested in, we can talk for hours and prolly drifted away into a new topic without realizing

🔭 I’m pursuing BE Information Science @RIT-Bangalore-India
📚 I'm currently learning how to force machines to learn, aka ML
🪙 I am a Numismatic collector, i can talk about coins all day

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nperlinnoise's Issues

Maintainer linkdin id points to wrong person

basic website

A Two page website with 4 main contents:

Page 1:

Image: must be able to receive a js array and display it whenever its called
Dock Primary:
- Appropriate inputs and defaults for frequency(32 > int > 1), wavelength(float > 0), ~~_range(tuple of 2 floats)~~ etc...
- These will contain all the parameters of Noise class
- whenever input changes, should call appropriate method
Dock Secondary:
- This will contain appropriate drop down menus, selection menus etc, for Gradient and LinearColorGradient classes
- whenever a selection or a parameter changes, should call appropriate method

Page2:

Info Page:
- No specification, can include all docs organized, showing usage as gifs, images etc
- Creative liberty can be taken

for initial commits / PRs, the python runtime connection need not be implemented, but placeholders can be created.

to be accepted for PR, Page1 (1, 2, 3) must be implemented
or
Page2 (4) must be implemented

docs on readthedocs.com

write documentation on readthedocs

Create an interactive website

maybe use reactjs, mui, pyodide

slow for dims > 3 in Noise

maybe use numba acceleration?

write docs for API in README.md

No module named `nPerlinNoise` but importing `NPerlinNoise` works

I created a new conda environment with Python version 3.11.7 and performed the package installation via the command pip install nPerlinNoise as mentioned in the documentation.

Expected behaviour:

import nPerlinNoise as nPN is successful.

Observation:

The command throws a module not found error. However, running import NPerlinNoise works.