Dev uses Google Argon procedural generation scripts to build real 3D game assets
Promptmethus · x · 2026-10-17
- Promptmethus shares that with procedural generation scripts from Google Argon, his game now has real 3D assets — the screenshot shows a voxel-style space station scene with tick-based step/play animation controls.
- The takeaway: scripts for procedurally generating primitives and textures can rapidly flesh out game scenes, a practical example of AI-tool-assisted game development.
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