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Vegetanumbers said:Here's a challenge: You know how water comes from the left, and oil on the right... Well, using only walls, and those natural spouts, try to get the water to collect in a tank on the right, and oil in a tank on the left. I think it's impossible, but there might be a way... All the ways I think of end up mixing the two...
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Hehe, perhaps I should have explained a bit more... You see the oil still remains the right-furthest substance. I was pondering if it would be possible to criss-cross the flows of oil and water them mixing together or what-not.
Heh, that's the coolest I've seen so far.The Brick said:
Take a break...The Brick said:I'm working on a Sandeniser for water and oil (as Vegetanumbers said), but that one is REALLY TRICKY, as water seems to go to the right also (just like oil). I'm creating useless per-pixel filters, but they don't seem to do anything (they look cool though).
All the per-pixel work is giving me a headache. I already switched my monitor to 800x600 (I can't get it lower)
You can use the windows magnifier tool. I use it a lot when making pixel art.The Brick said:Ow my headI'm quitting right now, I've had it. maybe later, but for now, there's a whole bunch of snow outside..
It looks so awesome... You get these random masses of plant, they looks like islands. Yet it lags my computer, I get like 4 fps.Nat Turner said:For a more chaotic neverending growing/burning cycle, try this:
1: Fill the entire screen with spout
2: place a small point of ??? anywhere on the map. It should sweep through once, leaving some of the spout randomly everywhere. You should have an interesting effect as water starts filling up almost everywhere at once.
3: place small bits of plant around the map and let them grow for a bit till they fill in most of the gaps
4: set it on fire
5: watch the endless cycle of death
(from another forum)
Create some giant self-feeding ecosystem.. As complex and beautiful as possibleMuffin Man said:that is pretty cool, laggy as hell though =\.. oh and any ideas on what to make? i love trying to do problems on these things but can never think of one to do
????? sounds great.vegeta897 said:You can use the windows magnifier tool. I use it a lot when making pixel art.
Muffin Man said:make an ecosystem... hmmm... interedting... so much easier to do if there was a spout for fire or something, i'll have to think of somehting
If the purple reaches a spot that isn't saturated with that red dust, it will spread.Jangle said:That pink stuff sort of acts like fire. btw, does anyone know what makes it sort of respawn? Sometimes it only goes across the screen once, and others it goes across loads.
The Brick said:In this version (posted earlier) the salt reacts to the water. http://ishi.blog2.fc2.com/blog-entry-165.html
I have yet to figure out what you can do with saltwater.
EDIT: oh and oil floats, and sand sinks.
I knew that, I was just saying you could. Finished that ecosystem yet?Muffin Man said:you can contain ??? in a plantbox on the big one too