I have a rackettown repository in which I am experimenting with very simple procedural generation.
The original Rackettown program, door.rkt, generates pictures, not text, and is far more complicated than it needs to be to accomplish that because I'm experimenting with a mechanism for attribute propagation from large-scale to small.
I also have a simple deduction engine, which proposes events depending on a situation and a set of rules. It is too simplistic.
And a file ren.rkt to manipulate probability distributions, eventually to be combined with door.rkt, and, if I can think up how, used for action selection with matcher.
I'll be tinkering with this stuff, and if anything like 50,000 words comes of it, I'll be surprised.
https://github.com/hendrikboom3/rackettown.git is where this stuff will show up. It's all experimental; tinkering continues on and off year round.
The only one of these that currently does anything visibly interesting is door.rkt.
I have a rackettown repository in which I am experimenting with very simple procedural generation. The original Rackettown program, door.rkt, generates pictures, not text, and is far more complicated than it needs to be to accomplish that because I'm experimenting with a mechanism for attribute propagation from large-scale to small. I also have a simple deduction engine, which proposes events depending on a situation and a set of rules. It is too simplistic. And a file ren.rkt to manipulate probability distributions, eventually to be combined with door.rkt, and, if I can think up how, used for action selection with matcher. I'll be tinkering with this stuff, and if anything like 50,000 words comes of it, I'll be surprised. https://github.com/hendrikboom3/rackettown.git is where this stuff will show up. It's all experimental; tinkering continues on and off year round.
The only one of these that currently does anything visibly interesting is door.rkt.