Procedural Dungeon & Run

A minimal DungeonGenerator paints one room of GridMap floor tiles and drops the player in. You spawn on a tiled slab and walk on it, zero errors.

Carve several rooms and connect them with corridors on a grid, the layout pass that turns one slab into a real floor plan.

Build a floor library from a meshlib and paint each layout cell with the right tile, the GridMap the whole dungeon stands on.

Generate walls along every floor edge at runtime so the rooms are enclosed and you can no longer walk off into the void.

Fill the gaps with rock and a catch floor so the level reads as solid rock, not floating islands.

Bake a NavigationMesh over the floor the moment the level builds, so a Course 4 enemy chases you around walls instead of into them.

Raycast placed objects onto the real floor surface so bonfires and props rest exactly on the ground, whatever their model pivot.

Rotate visual themes and scatter torches and props by room type, so each floor looks hand-dressed, generated fresh each run.

Pick an entrance, a far boss room, and treasure rooms on reserved cells; place the player and enemies scaled by distance so danger ramps inward.

A RunManager tracks level and gold; regenerate builds a bigger, harder floor while keeping your player, stats, and gear. The 'one more floor' loop.

Kills spray coins you scoop up; a glowing key opens the boss door; the boss is a buffed skeleton guarding the way down.

Beat the boss, a shop opens paused, spend your gold on gear, then Descend into a fresh, deeper floor. A complete looping roguelike.