Procedural modeling

Procedural modeling is a technique in computer graphics where complex shapes and scenes are automatically generated through a set of rules or algorithms. Instead of creating each detail by hand, a procedural system uses mathematical formulas, algorithms, and parameters to produce intricate structures efficiently. This approach allows for the creation of realistic, detailed environments—like forests, cities, or terrains—by replicating natural or architectural patterns programmatically. It enables scalable, consistent, and easily adjustable models, saving time and resources in the design process while maintaining high levels of detail and variation.