RUL_Unity

Version 1.1.0
This library is designed to simplify randomization and the creation of procedurally generated content. RUL is capable of generating pseudo-random numbers, vectors, colors and noise, as well as randomly modifying existing objects.

Rul is split into four modules : Rul, RulVec (for vector randomization), RulCol (for color randomization) and RulNoise (for creating noise) . All these modules are implemented as static classes in the RUL namespace.

Other versions

This version of RUL uses Unity's vector and color types. A port for MonoGame, as well as a standalone version exist.

Setting up RUL

The easiest way to get started with RUL is to check out the tutorials in the wiki. They cover everything from downloading the source to generating Perlin noise.

Code samples :

using RUL;
...
long myLong = Rul.RandLong(700,1000); // Creates random long between 700 and 1000

long myInt = Rul.RandInt(5,10,InclusionOptions.Upper); //Returns random int between 6 and 10

string name = Rul.RandElement("Jon","Ned","Bran"); //Returns one of the given elements

int probablyOne = Rul.RandElement(new int[] {1,2,3},0.9F); //Returns 1 in nine out of ten cases

Vector3 unitVec = RulVec.RandUnitVector3(); //Returns a random 3D vector with length 1

Color lightColor = RulCol.RandColor(0.8F); //Returns a light color

Color darkRed = RulCol.RandColor(Hues.Red, LuminosityTypes.Dark); //Returns a dark shade of red

float[,] noise = RulNoise.RandSimplexNoise2(400,400); //Returns simplex noise 

License

This library is published under the very permissive MIT license. See http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT for information on what you can and cannot do with this software.