Loren Schmidt: Inverse Terrain Solver

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Presents terrain generation algorithm with inverse problem-solving. Teaches specific procedural technique.

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A 33-minute video from Roguelike Celebration: “Loren Schmidt: Inverse Terrain Solver”.

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Video by Roguelike Celebration, played through YouTube's embedded player.

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