Hey guys, so I am making a find the button type of game, but I am sure it is going to be SUPER cool, because I will be adding a lot of gamemodes, so the game has potential
My problem is… since I want it to be a really cool game, I need to make a map randomly generate with objects I decide need to be in that map, plus, generate the button at a random place in this map every single time.
I searched for at least 5 hours on youtube and on the dev hub, but haven’t find anything.
The game will have like 5 stages every time you start the game (to make it look really cool)
This is very difficult to do, even if you are a professional programmer, because these are not blocks, like in minecraft, where you can always find out if one block overlaps another, these are objects of different shapes. Of course, you can determine if one object overlaps another, but there is always a chance that a button will appear in a rock, for example or even in air. Making such a random map is very difficult, so you better create a large number of maps with your hands.
You can place invisible parts on all of your maps, and in the script, pick a random one and place a button on its position, so you will always know that button will appear correctly. It will not be a random generation, but it is the best way to do it.
Hey, thanks a lot for all of that, but do you think I can make different parts of the map, for example bridges and water in the map, then make it so that those parts of the map spawn randomly? then add places where the button can spawn (like 200 places manually?)
you can use the script that i made!
You can create an automatic map with the numbers you give, spawn possibilities, spawn location with a script!
this is how you can use it!
local partcount = 100 -- How much part this map will have...
local mapgenerateplace = Vector3.new(0,0,0) -- Where the map generates itself...
local partspawn = 10 -- Possibility of parts.Position
-- Dont touch below if you dont know...
local wk,pl = game:GetService("Workspace"),game:GetService("Players")
function spawnmap()
for i = 1,partcount,1 do
local newpart = Instance.new("Part",wk)
newpart.Position,newpart.Anchored = Vector3.new(mapgenerateplace.X + math.random(1,partspawn),mapgenerateplace.Y + math.random(1,partspawn),mapgenerateplace.Z + math.random(1,partspawn)),true
end
end
-- type
spawnmap()
-- whenever you want to spawn map :)
Here is an example of math.noise with your script:
Script:
local mapgenerateplace = Vector3.new(0,0,0) -- Where the map generates itself...
local partspawn = 10 -- Possibility of parts.Position
local Length = 80
-- Dont touch below if you dont know...
local wk,pl = game:GetService("Workspace"),game:GetService("Players")
function spawnmap()
local RandomSeed = math.random(100,10000000)
for XAxis = 1, Length do
for ZAxis = 1, Length do
local PosHeight = math.noise(RandomSeed, XAxis / 50, ZAxis / 50) * 40
local newpart = Instance.new("Part",wk)
newpart.Color = Color3.fromRGB(7, 145, 0)
newpart.Material = Enum.Material.SmoothPlastic
newpart.Anchored = true
newpart.Position = newpart.Position + Vector3.new(XAxis, PosHeight, ZAxis)
end
end
end
-- type
spawnmap()
-- whenever you want to spawn map :)
