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NANOPHAGE RESEARCH / EXPERIMENTAL WORLDS

worldSim02

A little world. A lot of consequences.

● SIMULATION ACTIVETHE ESTUARY / 384 × 240
OBSERVATION FIELD
This experiment requires Canvas 2D support.
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Sand

Drag to pour. Hold still for a continuous stream.

Choose a material. Make a small change.60 Hz

INITIAL CONDITIONS

Begin somewhere.

Five starting points. The next move is yours.

Changing worlds can be undone.

WORLDSIM / FIELD GUIDE

Small changes ripple.

Build a landscape from particles. Pour in a liquid. Add heat, life, or a complication. There is no score and no correct outcome.

Make something

Pick a material, then drag across the world. Line and Box build precise structures. Source keeps pouring. People are placed one at a time.

Look closer

Scroll to zoom around your pointer. Drag with Pan to move the view. Inspect samples a material and shows its behavior; hover a person to see their health.

Try a reaction

Water + lava → stone and steam.
Plant + water → growth.
Fire + fuse → a delayed burn.
Nanophages + antidote → water.

Keep your work

Undo restores the world before your last edit, including elapsed simulation. Export a JSON world file or a branded PNG from Archive. Browser storage can be cleared; exported files are your backup.

KEYBOARD CONTROLS

B paint · L line · R box · E erase · S source · I inspect · H pan
Space pause · . step · [ ] brush size · + − zoom · 0 fit
Ctrl/Cmd+Z undo · Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Z redo
On the canvas: arrows move the cursor (Shift = faster), Enter applies the tool. For Line/Box, Enter sets the first point, then the second. In Pan, arrows move the view.

A playful cellular sandbox with simplified rules. Nanophages here are fictional. Time stops while this tab is hidden.