I have been working on a plugin which can generate simulator plugins. It’s currently somewhat basic but it can generate simple games. I’ve posted this in the creations feedback and I got no replies, so I asumme that is because the plugin is good.
How to use
Download the plugin. Once you have downloaded it, there will be a game-controller button next to your other plugins. Click this and fill in the information required to generate. Next, simply click generate and allow script injections.
Full Guide
Hey guys, I have created a full guide on my Youtube Channel! It covers most of the plugin! Let me know if there are questions!
Tried it just for fun and it does seems to give a pretty good headstart.
Tho on my first generation, I had only a map. (50 “monitization”)
Second one I had a pretty solid complete framework (75)
Third one only got a GUI and a map.
I don’t know if we’re supposed to change anything when it says that
But yeah, nothing really show up.
Oh that’s what you mean. No currently you can not change much of the generation settings. I will support this in the future. I will create a video guide on how to edit the game sometime soon to fix this problem for the short-term.
Another thing is that the game is not playable when datastores are not existing. So your game has to be published and API services have to be on in studio.
Everything was on a game-ready place, I was just confused about the prompt that told me to edit some settings when there was literally no other settings to edit at that time xD
I made another update. I’ve added a bunch of new generation options which allows the game to generate over 1 Trillion combinations. Check out the episode here:
I love the concept of this!
I want to share this code in maybe hopes of inspiring the creator with some ideas on random map generation
This is open sourced code for generating randomized maps using libraries of models. You can even convert platforms to terrain and edit it as you like. All it requires is a library of 4 object types, platforms, trees, rubble and plants! and the resize module linked below.
It’s very neat and useful code! I am meaning to use it for another project as well. I would like to add it works as is. All it requires is that you define the libraries.
The Tree are models with primary parts located at the base of the tree where it touches the ground. The rest are mesh part or parts, and finally the platforms are designed as models 20x20x20. Then you can even resize the entire Candyland model further using any of the resize functions located in the open sourced library. Some interesting ones are ResizeVectorwhich takes a model and a Vector3.new(ScaleX,ScaleY,ScaleZ) as arguments or their is just Resize(model,Scale) and it works on everything including welds, bones, and particle emitters! Hope you find some good use for that code and good luck!
I feel as though this is not true generation, and simply inserting scripts with variable elements. For this reason, the market of these “generated simulators” which all share the same gameplay is likely highly over saturated. Plus, you essentially gave away an entire simulator game you made just so you could make a plugin that remixes it.
