PerlinTool 1.5.3

PerlinTool is a software tool developed by Lars Ole Simonsen that allows users to generate and manipulate Perlin noise.

Perlin noise is a type of gradient noise developed by Ken Perlin in the 1980s. It is commonly used in computer graphics for creating natural-looking textures, terrains, and animations.

PerlinTool can be used for various purposes including generating procedural textures, creating realistic terrains, simulating natural phenomena, and adding organic randomness to animations or games.

Yes, PerlinTool is open source and available for free under the MIT License. It can be downloaded and used by anyone.

PerlinTool is written in Python and provides a Python library for generating and manipulating Perlin noise. However, the generated noise data can be used in any programming language.

PerlinTool requires Python version 3.6 or higher. It also relies on the numpy library for efficient numerical operations.

To install PerlinTool, you can use pip, the Python package installer. Simply run 'pip install perlintool' in your command prompt or terminal.

Yes, PerlinTool supports both 2D and 3D Perlin noise generation. You can specify the dimensions of the noise you want to generate.

Yes, PerlinTool provides various parameters that can be adjusted to control the properties of the generated noise, such as frequency, amplitude, octaves, lacunarity, and persistence.

You can find the official documentation and more information about PerlinTool on GitHub at https://github.com/username/perlintool.