Procedural Tower Generator + Butrón Castle

Another university project that I made at BUas. This time, the only constraints were Medieval Realistic.

Initially conceived as a procedural tower generator, the project evolved when questions arose about its practicality. To address these concerns, I took the initiative to construct an entire castle using the tool, effectively showcasing its capability in real-world applications. The resulting castle not only stands as a testament to the tool's efficiency but also served as a catalyst for continuous refinement and feature expansion.

The project features a comprehensive set of over 100 customizable parameters. While the abundance of options may seem extensive, my aim was to provide users with a robust tool that grants them the freedom to craft a diverse range of tower designs.

This project encapsulates the transition of a tool into a fully functional castle generator, an unintended yet rewarding outcome of pushing creative boundaries.