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### Godot Version 4.3 ### Question I’ve been tinkering with procedural generation and I am trying to make a game where you can generate different terrain with the click of a button. I discovered that you can have a terrain with lakes or a terrain with rivers, depending on the fractural type and lacunarity used. I am trying to make the game where it generates a basic terrain, but has the OPTION to generate terrain with a river in it. So I made the noise generator where it has the FBM fractural type in the Insector settings: Where the code I wrote would change the fractural type to “ridged” when one wants to generate a river. I wrote the following code to see if the scene would “switch” between the two noise generator settings, but it doesn’t do so. I just keeps generating new terrain with the FBM factural type, despite my code calling for ridged. Code below (what do I need to change so the scene would switch between the two noise generators?): extends Node2D @export var noise_height_text : NoiseTexture2D var noise = FastNoiseLite.new() var width : int = 50 var height : int = 100 @onready var tile_map = $TileMap #Stores the terrain tiles into variables var source_id = 0 var water_atlas = Vector2i(0, 11) var land_atlas = Vector2i(1, 11) var sand_atlas = Vector2i(3, 11) #Called when the node enters the scene tree for the first time. func _ready(): #Sets the seed number to a random 32 digit integer, allowing for new terrain to be generated noise.seed = randi() generate_world() func _ready_river(): #Sets the seed number to a random 32 digit integer, allowing for new terrain to be generated noise.noise_type = FastNoiseLite.TYPE_SIMPLEX_SMOOTH noise.seed = randi() noise.frequency = 0.01 noise.fractal_type = FastNoiseLite.FRACTAL_RIDGED noise.fractal_octaves = 5 noise.domain_warp_fractal_lacunarity = 0 noise.fractal_gain = 0.5 generate_world() func generate_world(): for x in range(width): for y in range(height): #Gets the noise value to determine that tile to place var noise_val : float = noise.get_noise_2d(x, y) if noise_val >= 0.0: #Determines the noise values to place the land tile tile_map.set_cell(0, Vector2(x,y), source_id, land_atlas) elif noise_val > -0.1 and noise_val < 0.0: #Determines the noise values to place the sand tile tile_map.set_cell(0, Vector2(x,y), source_id, sand_atlas) elif noise_val <= -0.1: #Determines the noise values to place the water tile tile_map.set_cell(0, Vector2(x,y), source_id, water_atlas) func _on_generate_world_pressed(): _ready_river() func _on_check_button_toggled(toggled_on: bool) -> void: pass # Replace with function body.