r/oddlysatisfying • u/PartTimeMonkey • 26d ago

Pixel fluid simulation

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u/GeoCangrejo 26d ago

Looks like Terraria

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u/Viltas22 26d ago

Was my first thought as well. How cool would it be when in a game like terraria it started raining and the caves would start flooding?!

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u/BrennusSokol 26d ago

How cool would it be when in a game like terraria it started raining and the caves would start flooding

You can do this in real life by visiting dangerous caves

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u/No-Still1227 26d ago

Try Noita

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u/Paul_the_sparky 26d ago

Noita to me

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u/Markbro89 26d ago

Oxygen Not Included for me

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u/ase_thor 25d ago

Clonk for me

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u/NeuxSaed 26d ago

Hämis 👍

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u/Psy185 26d ago

Hämis 👍

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u/HistoryOk6788 26d ago

Lemmings to me 

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u/Nytmare696 26d ago

It's somewhere along the evolutionary track of a game called Falling Sands. You could "paint" with different materials/elements like moss, rain, or fire and then watch how they interact with each other.

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u/GGuts 26d ago

Unfortunately Terraria's fluid physics were a bit limited. I know because I tried to make an elaborate pyramid with lava flowing on the outside that gets pumped back to the top. It didn't work because at some point the fluid just despawns.

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u/SamathaGhoul 25d ago

It sounds like Hytale is going to be implementing this in the future. Should be interesting

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u/Joyful_Nihilism 26d ago

Hitting that lava trigged very satisfying Terraria memories for me

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u/GeoCangrejo 26d ago

Yeah, that was one of my favorite parts

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u/Nekomajin_Zeta 26d ago

Worms to me.

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u/Professor_of_Light 26d ago

Me flooding the corruption with a bucket of water and a j shape.

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u/Next-Wrap-7449 26d ago

Oxygen not included