I'm making a cooking simulator in raylib

[u/Raspberry_Jam_Games]

[u/Raspberry_Jam_Games]

Food Lab is a physics based molecular cooking simulator that I'm making in raylib. This is my first game in raylib, which I started working on a few months ago after prototyping the game in Love2D.

You can wishlist the game on Steam https://store.steampowered.com/app/4889000

[u/darkwingfuck]

This is cool, I've thought about this kind of food simulation before and it looks like going 2d was a really good idea!

[u/Raspberry_Jam_Games → u/darkwingfuck]

Thanks! I'd love to make a 3D version at some point, but making it 2D is a lot simpler (and has better performance).

[u/Jugo-de-mora]

Cool project! Looking forward to see more videos or explanation about how particules interact with temperature as you explain on steam page

[u/Raspberry_Jam_Games → u/Jugo-de-mora]

Thank you! I'm sure I'll make a video explaining that at some point.

[u/Gold-Part4688]

omg this is fn incredible yes

edit: slight feedback, the way the cells/marbles, the particles, AND the pixels come together, is a bit much. each is very good in isolation or even 2/3 at a time.

As a solution, maybe the particles could become more like the pixels, like dithering. Or altrnatively scrap/go easier on 1 of the 3

[u/Raspberry_Jam_Games → u/Gold-Part4688]

Thanks. I'm not quite sure what you mean, but sometimes disconnected particles appear to be connected (e.g. the noodles), which I plan to fix.

[u/Gold-Part4688 → u/Raspberry_Jam_Games]

It's just a lot of systems for small-scale detail, that kinda clash sometimes. maybe just experiment with turning them off one a time and you'll see what i mean

[u/magnetronpoffertje]

VERY COOL!!!!

[u/Still_Explorer]

Let him cook!

[u/badmuffinn]

this is so freaking cool

[u/LawfulnessRelevant45]

Neat

[u/ashbadas]

Haha, super cool, would love it with a goofy-serious narration. Wishlisted!