- Install the Go 1.19 compiler.
- Run
go run main.goin the root directory of the project.
Yellow particle which falls down and fills the space below it. Sinks in the water.
Light blue particle which falls down and fills the space below it (+horizontally). Creates the steam when it reaches the fire. Makes the grass grow faster.
Dark brown particle which doesn't move, but can be destroyed by the fire.
Light red particle which burns flammable materials (wood, grass, leaves). Creates the smoke while burning. Replaces any particle under the cursor.
Green particle which grows. Dies when it can't grow anymore. Grows faster when it consumes the water.
Light gray particle which rises up and disappears after some time.
Dark blue particle which rises up and disappears after some time creating the water particles.
Dark grey particle which doesn't move, and it is quite hard to destroy it (is it so?).
Brown particle which doesn't move, but can be destroyed by other heavier particles (including itself).
Purple particle which doesn't move and attracts other particles. Has a limited range of attraction.
Light blue particle which doesn't move and pushes away other particles. Has a limited range of action.
White particle that moves around in search of a grass to eat. Splits if it is "full" or dies otherwise.
Create a new particle (particles if the circle tool is selected) at the mouse position / remove.
Select a tool / toggle options on the right side of the screen.
[1 - 9 - 0]- select a material to draw with;s- switch between drawing with a single dot and a circle;d- select the removal tool;q- reduce the circle tool radius;e- increase the circle tool radius;f- switch on/off the apply random force mode;z- invert the gravity;
- Place multiple single graviton particles and pour sand or water particles near them.
- Turn on the circle tool, select the fire material and turn on the apply random force mode. Now you can do fireworks.