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Quite fun, even if some things aren't as they should be (oil, lava, etc)
http://s2.noelshack.com/uploads/images/20775325539672_sandtest.png
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Wow, this is a really nice simulation of nature.. The only mistake is oil not floating on water.. BUT, fill the screen with stone, and then draw with the Clear tool, and presto.. you get an earthquake simulation! :)
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Shouldn't the oil float on top of the water instead of sinking straight down to the bottom where it will act as stone and form an oil mountain?
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create antigrav water, then drop soil from the very top. quickly change to seeds and position on the falling soil. when it touched water, flowers will be there. then get rid of the water and you have floating flowers :O
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Oil? That's not oil :P sure, if throw some in to the lava, it will burn nicely in its fire. But when you throw lava on the "oil" it just flow down, like it was stone or something. Strange. Still, a good time eater ;) had some fun experimenting with different types of materials. A simple version of phun. And its fun :)
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I love playing god's by first making a land / world then adding lava somewhere there to burn whole world and trying to stop the lava with everything possible
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no the lava feeds of the stone but the water turns to stone and then sicks to the bottom of the lava pit were it turns to lava but of it turns to steam anyway
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When you fill the bottom with lava and put enough water over it. It reminds me of the earths insides. The steam would be the plates. And If you sprinkle enough oil over the water you have a volcano.
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ah leaving some water alone in a kettle will make it boil and turn to steam.we were wasting our money buying gas to fuel our stoves!
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I really like the system of you game, you can put that in a good Pixel's Game, Idk a man with powers to help the people (Seeds , Flowers Water) or killhem (Lava, Fire, Fire.. FIRE! xD).
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wow...
this game sucks, if you want a sandbox game like this go to google and type 'dust', click the first link (dan-ball) and you got one that is 100 times better than this
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Lots of fun. One bug though - if you use the fill command (with fire, and possible other selections) after the borders are gone, it hits an infinite loop.
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so oil burns but can be drowned out by the water, oweverr, when the water is removed the fire continues?science revision ftw! then thesteam holds the water inthe air.wth?anyway, you can make your own bp and find out how hard it really was to clean it up!
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very good for your first try. i like the add of steam making for feel of endless cycle =3
a few things i suggest: i wouldn't make the steam to have enough force to hold up water- it just doesn't make too much sense lol, make the plants grow more wildly and make them flammable, might want to add an explosive, and since this gives more of a feeling of a ecosystem maybe add lifeforms other then plant, also make it easier to tell what i have selected as a tool, and maybe fix up the size of pen a bit.
i know thats a lot but these are just my suggestions. but in all this is a fun game and you did a good job for a beginner in this =3
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play dust here http://dan-ball.jp/en/javagame/dust/
it's better and has more elements such as C-4(even though its not an element)
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For some ideas, look at Burning Sand and their forums, they're full of things like this, mods for the original Burning Sand, and so on. There's a full world simulator in a falling sand game from pre-history to the space age to the apocalypse. using this exact type of game and engine. I'd love to see some interesting things like that possibly added to this.