c#写的Perlin噪声发生程序

Title: C# D3D Random Planet Generator - Perlin Noise Demo Description: One of the projects that I'm kicking around in the back of my mind is to write a (massively) multiplayer space game. I thought it would be neat to be able to randomly generate planet textures in realtime as they are needed. This little demonstration is a proof of concept testbed for generating procedural textures using Perlin noise. It allows you to tweak a large number of parameters to create noise fields, and can then map them onto a rotating sphere so that you can get some idea of what they look like. This little feature was added in so that I could learn how to use Managed DirectX 9 from the .Net Framework. At the time, the MDX docs are spotty at best (and that's being really generous), so it's a bit of an accomplishment. DirectX issues aside, C# is fast becoming my favorite programming language. Using C# it's possible to write a lot of code really quickly, and unlike Java it compiles to native code behind the scenes without any fuss. Check out this project's page on my site at http://www.stanford.edu/~jjshed/coding/perlin for more info. Check out http://www.stanford.edu/~jjshed/coding for more source code on a variety of game-related topics in a pluritude of programming langauges. This file came from Planet-Source-Code.com...the home millions of lines of source code You can view comments on this code/and or vote on it at: http://www.Planet-Source-Code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=1524&lngWId=10 The author may have retained certain copyrights to this code...please observe their request and the law by reviewing all copyright conditions at the above URL.