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Plate-Local River Generation: Deterministic, Terrain-Aware, Downhill-Flowing Rivers for Infinite Procedural Worlds
Existing procedural terrain generation methods produce coherent, downhill-flowing river networks only on fixed domains, whereas approaches that extend to infinite worlds typically sacrifice network coherence or downhill-flow guarantees. This work presents a deterministic, terrain-aware, downhill-flo
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