added lighting. ripple effect is due to how the lighting works - tiles check adjacent tiles light level, and if its greater, they increase their light level by a set fraction of said tile.

water physics; rudimentary. quite similiar to my light flow except the water prioritizes vertical motion over horizontal, and the law of the conservation of energy was especially applicable. not pretty right now, hopefully i will clean it up xD

few sample Seed values. terrain is entirely based upon seed value. biomes are created based upon humidity, temperature, and elevation, all of which are generated by noise

The Scratch Team has just recently updated their Terms of Service yesterday, letting you know they now have full permission to use your content to train AI models.

Branched off to a side-scrolling version of the tile engine. Lighting now uses set transmission levels per tile, with heavier materials dampening the light and less heavy materials such as dirt allowing more light to phase through

ok i FINALLY finished dropsane teto

i think i still got it

experimenting with colored RGB lighting. Light no longer flows as a singular value down the gradient but as a collection of red, green, and blue values, which can easily be modified for different colors to drop off first or be more prominent

fluid dynamics / viscosity now, did a test to make sure fluid levels were actually preserved during movement

ignore the funky player movement, it really needs to be fixed

Jarvis, write a full essay in MLA-8 format indented to the left please

original vs AI

there are levels to graphic design