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| SDL2Sand | |
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| General | |
| Author | v-atamanenko |
| Type | Other Games |
| Version | 1.0 |
| License | GPL-2.0 |
| Last Updated | 2022/01/20 |
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SDL2Sand is another implementation of the now-classic Falling Sand Game, old-school and minimalistic. The game simulates different particles (such as sand, water, oil or fire) interacting with each other. Freedom is given to the player to experiment with different materials in a sandbox environment.
SDL2Sand is based on sdlsand by T.R. Sidor and K. Jensen. While—for now—the core gameplay stayed exactly the same, the game was ported to SDL2 and optimized to run on PlayStation Vita with better looks and performances.
Controls
Cross - Paint with selected brush type
Circle - Erase
Square - Enable/disable top emitters
Triangle - Enable/disable precise cursor mode
Left Analog - Move cursor
D-Pad Left/Right - Change brush type
D-Pad Up/Down - Decrease/increase pen size
Select/Start - Clear screen
L/R - Decrease/increase top emitters density
User guide
Tap to select a brush type from the panel on the bottom part of the screen or choose one using D-Pad left and right.
Then draw using either left analog and cross or touchscreen. Use circle instead of cross to erase.
Use the triangle button to perform more accurate cursor movements.
The particles falling from the top of the screen can be disabled at any moment by pressing square, or decreased/increased with left or right shoulder buttons.
Brush types (from left to right):
| Group 1 (particles) | Group 2 (emitters) | Group 3 (solids) | Group 4 |
|---|---|---|---|
| water | water spout | wall | eraser |
| sand | sand spout | torch | |
| salt | salt spout | stove | |
| oil | oil spout | plant | |
| fire | ice | ||
| acid | iron wall | ||
| dirt | void |
Screenshots
sdl2sandvita3.png
Credits
Authors:
- Thomas RenÈ Sidor (Studying computer science at the university of Copenhagen, Denmark) (Personal homepage).
- Kristian Jensen (Studying computer science at Roskilde University, Denmark).
- Artur Rojek: GCW Zero port.
- Volodymyr Atamanenko: SDL2 and PS Vita port.
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