genererFigures = {
const figures = [];
const features = { Name: "" };
// you can't import anything from outside (no functions or libraries)
// you should not produce any collateral effect
// You have access to fxrand()
// if you are unsure of the scale, make all geometry sizes and positions related
// to a constant;
// you can use the anaverse bool to decide if a function has to be executed in
// anaverse or out of it.
// In the anaverse, there is a global (worker-wide) constant as
// const anaverse = true;
// the following constants are part of the brick API, you should not change them
const ratio = 2;
const blockHeight = 0.96 * ratio;
const blockSide = 0.78 * ratio;
// ------ your code starts here ------
var h1 = 10 + rint(20);
var h2 = 10 + rint(20);
var h3 = 10 + rint(20);
var h4 = 12 + rint(5);
const data = structureMap();
data.forEach((d) => {
// addColonne(figures, { x: d[0], y: 0, z: d[1] }, 5);
// addBasicStep(figures, { x: d[0], y: 0, z: d[1] }, 40, 1);
});
const randorient = () => ["S", "N", "O", "E"][rint(4)];
// arg pattern is = (figures,position,height,top,orientation)
/* , */
const randomBlock = () =>
[addBasicStep, addPyramide, addBasicWallSet, plateForte][rint(3)];
const h = 20 + rint(10);
//addBasicWallSet(figures, { x: 0, y: 0, z: 0 }, h, 1, randorient());
//randomBlock()(figures, { x: 0, y: 0, z: 0 }, h, 0, randorient());
for (let i = -3; i < 3; ++i) {
randomBlock()(figures, { x: i * 24, y: 0, z: 0 }, h, 1, randorient());
}
//bottom
addPlancher(figures);
// ------ your code ends here ------
return { figures, features };
}
import { blockMap } from "@anaglyph-ic/anaver-se-api-building-blocks-list"
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