Random cave generator(capx)

Hi, here's my cave generator(i'm working in a game that will use this).I'm using the cellular automata 4-5 algorithm and a set of other rules, but i have to work a little more on it, because once in a while i'm getting some big disconnected caves.

Arrows-move and jump

Spacebar-fly

Hold Z to Zoom out and see the entire cave

G-generate a new cave

Random cave capx

Random cave example

UPDATE:you can find above the link to the capx., this is slightly different from the example but you can use your own tiles for the auto-tile function.

Edit:i forgot to paste the comments to this example so if you have any doubts just ask here if you like.

Pretty cool.

Great work!

nice...got a little dizzy...lol.

Wonderful

Thank you guys!By the way, any performance issue?I wonder if these caves will be playable if i make them 2 times bigger, right now it's a 48x32 array.

Very impressive! Will you be releasing a .capx at a later date? I'd love to utilise this!

This is incredible. A capx would be awesome. ;)

On IE10 it seems to take 30 seconds to a minute to generate the map and I can see each phase of the process as it fills them in, numbers, them, etc....

I would use a pre-generated array if I were you.

Way less load time, and guaranteed not to have tile errors.

Keep in mind thousands of tiles will break performance.

Wrangler EncryptedCow , thanks!Yes i can release this as a .capx as soon as i have a flawless cave generator without those disconnected caves(the hardest part of the job).Take note that this .capx uses the bitwise autotile method for the terrain sprites too.

BluePhaze, thanks, i don't have IE 10, that is a lot of time!

newt thanks for the advice, my Google chrome takes only 6 seconds to generate the cave and Firefox 10 seconds and they run very smoothly with this 48x32 Array.

cesisco Wonderful news, and I've always wanted to see how the bitwise autotile method worked. Is it a custom behaviour or just some clever event work?

cesisco is there any good way to limit the height of any particular section so that you can't get stuck in areas that are too tall to jump out of? I mean I see that you could just give movements like double jump, wall jump, etc... but that limits the type of game you could use it on. A way to control to some degree some of the attributes of the randomly generated terrain would make it much more flexible...