In regards to the visuals, great work guys! as has been pointed out, they're a bit rough and theres still lots of work to do, but those are a pretty solid foundation! The only other thing I'm wondering about with them is what their hit boxes look like, cause being pretty is great, but whamming into an invisible wall because the geometry got funky with its bad self would be annoying.
In regards to the "Limit Theory now acts like an operating system" bit... i probably fail to realize just how impressive that really is, but it still sounds really neat! Now lemme see if i understand it correctly. Lets say I want to have
my Colony idea in the game, i also want to have Cornflakes'
Pipelines, Thymine's Heisenberg Drive, an LTMPverse access gate, and just for S&G have a LT underwater parallel universe complete with totally different logic running in my normal game to be accessed by a special wormhole. If i understand your post correctly, you're saying i can run all that and so much more, and the game will intelligently give each piece of logic coming from those different mods its fair share of CPU time in relation to the rest of the game, and will also slow them down gracefully as more and more logic from my growing list of mods comes on board and takes up precious CPU time?
Would this also mean i could have a mod (though an "LT Program/App" now sounds more appropriate than a "mod" tbh) which could generate something manually defined to great detail, like say a perfect re-creation of the solar system with all the planets, dwarf planets, moons, asteroids, comets, and such. Could i have a manually defined system, perhaps even with scheduled events, existing somewhere in the otherwise entirely procedural universe? In other words, could we see "hand crafted" elements placed into the otherwise fully procedural universe?
