Perlin noise

Maybe I'll just go to the examples for this, for this thing to know how it works.

Um, so it, it just generates basically Perlin noise, um, which is useful for a lot of other visualization things or, like, cool simulations and whatnot.

These are kind of, like, the edge features.

There are, like, other, like, more array-esque language features I could go over.

Yeah, I'm definitely going to go through some of my libraries because some of my libraries are very compute heavy.

Like I've got a Perlin noise library that is useful for making like smooth sort of semi-random textures and stuff.

And that can definitely benefit from a turboification.

Well, you have to

Masking was so important to get these flowers.

Uh, and I, I used like a, a gradient map with a Perlin noise and, and I blurred it, and I got two different colors from, um, from my, from my values.

Um, and then use a mask and attach it on top of my green, green layer of color.

Um, yeah.

Mm-hmm.

And then, uh, for my rose actually.

Uh, and then in the rose, 'cause I didn't want everything to be uniform, only red, um, I used the same technique, Perlin noise, two d- three different colors in this time, and masked it.

And then usually the...