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Determine behaviour of Purple/Green/Orange cases #10

Closed Boombostak closed 9 years ago

stuarthoye commented 9 years ago

What about a particle that takes any other particle (maybe the closest particle), and moves towards that. It would be interesting to see the player be able to use it to move one particle closer to another (assuming composite particles decay over time).

Particle A = the particle that moves towards the closest particle.

Particle A combines with Particle B. (Particle A + Particle B) moves towards Particle C in the manner of A & B. (Particle A + Particle B) decays. Particle A must become unobserved. Particle B combines with Particle C. (Particle B + Particle C) triggers the win.

stuarthoye commented 9 years ago

There are seven particle types that we've talked about. 3 fundamental particle types, 3 2-element compound particle types, and a particle type that is made of all three elements.

Fundamental types:

  1. Red: Linear Movement.
  2. Blue: Rotation around a point.
  3. Yellow: The scaling of the object varies.

Compound Types:

  1. Purple: Moves like a sine wave; undulation.
  2. Orange: Object scales as it moves linearly.
  3. Green: Moves like an etch-a-sketch.

Three-element particle: This guys rips the fabric of space-time. Game over man, game over. Level resets.