Design Modeling Symposium 2022
Harnessing Game-Inspired Content Creation for Intuitive Generative Design and Optimization
Fig. 1. Collapsing process of the WFC
Abstract
Harnessing Game-Inspired Content Creation for Intuitive Generative Design and Optimization
Lorenzo Villaggi, James Stoddart, Adam Gaier
Design Modeling Symposium 2022
A generalizable and example-based model for multi-scale generative design is presented. The model adapts the Wave Function Collapse (WFC) algorithm, a procedural approach popularized in game development, to a quality- diversity (QD) framework, a state-of-the-art multi-solution optimization approach. QD enables the search of high-performing solutions not only against objectives, but along a set of qualitative features — explicitly ensuring diversity within the solutions. We demonstrate the challenges and opportunities in applying these novel methodologies to AEC-focused problems through a real-world residential complex case study.
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