36 Prompts, One Infinite City
Blog post from Hugging Face
Wave Function Collapse (WFC) has been harnessed to create "Infinite London," a procedurally generated, endlessly explorable Victorian city built from 36 AI-generated 3D tiles. By leveraging the WFC algorithm, which assembles modular tiles into cohesive arrangements like a sudoku solver, the project transforms text prompts into 3D assets, overcoming the traditionally slow and resource-intensive text-to-3D generation process. The modular tiles, created using ideogram-ai and Microsoft TRELLIS.2, form the building blocks of the city, which can be explored in a browser using WASD controls. The city expands infinitely, with each new world generated from a random seed, offering an ever-changing urban landscape without the need for real-time asset creation. This approach not only simplifies the creation of complex virtual environments but also allows for the sharing and exploration of unique cityscapes through shareable seeds, demonstrating the potential of AI in game development and urban simulation.
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