I learned to code from the internet! Some algorithms are quite complex and don't have good content online - usually in this case I just try to find an implementation that someone else did. As a matter of fact, the Delaunay triangulation I used was part of a C# geometry library I found. So I didn't actually need to write the algorithm my self. But generally speaking, everything I learned I learned by searching online. It's tough at first, but once you get more familiar with coding it will become easier and easier for you to find and implement the things you need.

Awesome thanx for that 🙏

I'm working on a conceptually similar more-complex world generation which will ultimately have raised levels, bridges and tunnels across multiple regions/biomes each with their own idiosyncrasies, each dungeon will also be built with distinct algorithms to provide each with a unique look and feel. So far I've not found any particular procedures fully satisfying. Were you able to come up with anything that better fit your needs?