How difficult is it to make a procedural generated dungeon dimension?

[cold mason]

How difficult is it to make a procedural generated dungeon dimension based on jigsaw structures or something like that?

Because I never seen anything like that, and I feel like it shouldn't be like crazy difficult, but I'm not sure.

Like when you enter this dimension you start in a room that are connected to other rooms, etc, and at the end you can teleport back home idk.

[lusty merlin]

anything worldgen is difficult

varying levels

but difficult

for this if its jigsaw structures, u should be able to have an empty dimension with the first structure and then it spawns the rest

[solid turtle]

I just use LimLib for mine, though I still need to get fluent with it's maze generator system

[cold mason]

limlib is for forge right?

[solid turtle]

The original, yes, but northernlimit made a fabric port

https://github.com/northernlimit/Liminal-Library-Fabric/tree/master

[cold mason]

that's golden

[solid turtle]

You can just follow the wiki for the forge version since it's basically the same on the fabric port

-# Saved me the trouble of making my own port, though I did need to use mixins to implement a chunk generator with a dynamically updating nbtgroup

[cold mason]

and what are you developing with it?

[solid turtle]

https://discordapp.com/channels/507304429255393322/1343517835871129610/1343517835871129610

there's a newer showcase post that shows the finished Level 0 too

[cold mason]

that's awesome