This thesis consists of the development of a plugin for a 3D engine that allows the user to
generate a 3D environment procedurally. How it will work is by taking a reference to 3D
models previously created and displaying them in a finite area inside the world. This area,
as well as the elements displayed on screen will be able to be editable by the user without
entering or touching any script. The tool will contain an user interface where there will be
the assets chosen, the area where the environment will be and the quantity of assets to
display.
The decision of using a commercial engine instead of creating it from scratch has been
taken in base of the accessibility for the user, due to installing an external plugin is more
simple. Another feature to take into account is the distribution and commercialization of
the project, due to an engine from a big company containing its own marketplace where
the users can upload projects and plugins.
The main purpose of this project is also the possibility of implementation of this plugin in
a videogame, due to it can save a lot of time while designing big scenarios taking
advantage of procedural generation technology, which has been growing up during the
last years
