Build low poly terrain from planes meshes in Bevy

Low poly procedural terrain in Bevy!

## Chapters

00:00 The Example
01:20 gaea
01:44 starting the project
02:20 dependencies
02:50 camera3dbundle
03:14 spawning a plane
04:07 directional lights
04:35 bevy_panorbit_camera
04:53 front and back faces
05:17 wireframes
07:22 Plane3d and subdivisions
07:52 More about Meshes
10:47 setting the height of the vertices
11:47 using noise
15:25 compute_normals
16:32 picking values
17:12 octaves of noise
19:18 vertex colors
20:18 displaying colors
24:05 seeding noise
26:27 make your own terrain!

[AfterDarknes]

the quality of your videos are top notch! I commend you for that! I hope you get the views you deserve. It looks like, sadly, there aren't many demand for Rust content and even less for bevy. I will be here no matter the type of content you make

[devlopes]

Thank you, this is the video I needed 🚀

[Aleamanic]

Thanks Chris for doing this! Helps with Bevy adoption! I am looking forward to the day when Bevy UI might have something like Blender's geometry nodes, because conceptually it feels similar, just closer to coding for now.

[laurenplummer]

Can’t wait to try this out myself, thanks for the awesome tips.

[oleksrow]

you inspired me to do my own map generation, thank you!

[DirtMcGurtskie]

Bevy is awesome! I did a game jam a few years ago when bevy 0.10 was released. Super fun.

[ToumalRakesh]

This will come in handy for my F117A remake, thank you ^_^

[operatorwhisky]

That will be helpfull in my multiplayer RTS game :3

Current landscape is a little bit boring so that video helps with making it a little bit more interesting

[mogambro]

Cool! Now if we take the terrain and call this a chunk and add chunks as we need them, we have infinite terrain! Without voxels I am not sure how we would add more interesting landscapes such as overhangs, caves etc. (maybe via pre made meshes?)

Anyway: awesome video!

[matress--]

I really want to like bevy, but i had a better experience with godot rust. bevy still feels like it's more of an experiment than for real games.