Sandboxels uses RNG a lot, so messing up the RNG function makes it behave strangely.
Sandboxels uses RNG a lot, so messing up the RNG function makes it behave strangely.
Soo
Rlike everything is rng 
Smake more things rng!
Ufor some reason JavaScript lets you do that.
Ru picked the perfect function to edit
Ui tried it before, but only with randomly (keeping the old Math.random somewhere else) picking from a few fixed values
Ubut not with cycling through them
Roh my GODDDD
Rhbomb
Uthat's weird
Ron a screen full of cancer
Rexplosion damage is also super RNG
Rbasic view
Ui highly suspect that it has to do with the imposter
Math.random's periodicityRyes definitely i didnt know it did that
Rfunny
SIT'S BEAUTIFUL
Swait this means you can add circular bombs now
Unuke
Swhy do they look amazing
Rwow
Unormal bomb
Rnuke also, the middle looks almost spherical
U(radius manually increased to 30)
Rmy nitro has stopped moving
Swhy would bombs be affected
Uidk why the fire is patterned like that
Rthe damage uses random numbers
Uexplosion logic is almost entirely Math.random calls
Rfire has a randomized chance to spawn per pixel (of course)
Rand it may move in a circle instead of line by line, im not even sure
Rpretty
Ulooking at circleCoords output, i can't make sense at all of how it arranges the coord pairs.
Rstolen code 
U
Uif you go through them with each consecutive Y-coord set having its own element, you get weirdness
Rmaybe mess up the circlecoords function
Uit checks out
Rmy adhd is too bad to try to read it
Ucolumns in category order: wall, ice, wood, glass, stained glass, brick, ruins
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Uso maybe this was another slightly-less-direct periodic "how the rows line up" effect
Rohhh
Uit might be a similar mechanism to the radiation thing
Ri think so lol
Rmust do that with all liquids?
Uwhere my guess is that the amount of pixels and the "randomness" period somehow line up in a way related to their Math.random calls
Rwater doesnt do it hm
Ubeans look weird
