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## how to exchange worlds:

go to AppData/Roaming/Godot/app_userdata/Tessercraft or whatever the linux equivalent is, just google "where does Godot save save files"

player.bin is the player position and rotation, world.png is the blocks of the 16^4 space

send that to people and they can use it, and if you download someone else's world, rename it to world.png and put it in the folder.

next time you play it'll have the new world

you can delete the world file to get a new random world, there's a 50/50 chance to get a normal grass world and the fucked up mirror dimension

I love throwing rocks at small children

This game is really great, I forgot how scary it was lol. I still haven't beaten it yet.

The renderer is very cool, but the gameplay is infuriating. when an asteroid hits you, it doesn't bounce off, it continues going through you, usually until you die. the acceleration of the ship is so slow that dodging is basically impossible, and using keys to turn instead of the mouse makes shooting really difficult as you have a very small limit to how fast you can turn. you can make it turn towards the mouse, and cap that rotation speed, if you don't want the player to be able to turn infinitely fast, but aiming with the mouse would be really nice.

anyway yeah, cool renderer, but the gameplay can be improved (but I get that's not the focus of the project) I think there's lots of potential here, and my only goal in posting this is to give constructive criticism.

I could open one right now but then I'd have to put my IP address in an itch.io comment section

This is awesome thank you for making it! I don't totally understand how everything works (I haven't tried very hard) but I enjoyed placing rhombic dodecahedra at every corner of the top cell of the tesseract in the cellular automata mode. Great job with this!

Peak!!

Thanks for playing, and the kind review! So glad the game felt intuitive to you, I didn’t expect anyone not familiar with 4D to get it.

Thanks!!!! It's more fun if you play with other people, cuz you can talk with your friends and watch them move around in 4D and it's surprisingly entertaining to watch goofy hyperfurries bounce around and curiously interact with and view objects :3

This game gay as hell!!!!

I'm not a girl but I enjoyed it anyway it was cute and silly and extremely colon three. 6/6

PEAK!!!! extremely gay experience

v1.3.2 changes:
small bug fixes

fullscreen

mouse sensitivity

v1.3.0 changes:

made it so that you can double click an off file and then open the polytope in the viewer

fixed weirdness with zooming

made w/v scroll speed configurable

Just updated the game. The mo was sitting on one of its hexadecachoral ridges, rather than a demicubic facet. That has since been fixed.

lol

New update: the volumetric image on the right is now rotateable with middle mouse click

I see you left a 1 star rating on the game too. How the HELL does this game, that's mostly black, has no flashing lights, hurt your eyes? Like I'm genuinely curious at this point

Don't play it then? It's pretty up front about the whole "not really being a game" thing. and the controls aren't awkward, that's skill issue lmao. Please, I invite you to make a better 4D game, since you seem to really appreciate and understand the effort that goes into creating even a small application like this. I'm sure I'd be blown away by your brilliance and talent.

3 months ago I finished this update and then I forgot to upload it 💀

anyway v1.1.1 is uploaded now!

very nicely made game, and it's super cool that the levels are numbered in base six. I got stuck at level ten (14) but maybe sometime I'll return.

hell yeah base six (I have no idea what this is I just found this itch page by searching "godot seximal")

ohhh I thought you meant the exact opposite

Thanks for the comment, I'll get right on these. I missed the setting for disabling the max on the number box, and I naively assumed all ports were 4 digits long...

Also, when you say "a mode where you rotate in ground view the same as not in ground view" I assume you want YZ (looking up and down) rotation to be locked, right? Looking up and down would look super strange if up was out of sight. And by "vertical looking" I assume you mean looking ana and kata, or what up and down look like in ground view? If so yeah I can add that.

I could add a separate mouse sensitivity option for focus mode, but I don't really see the point. You know you can change the mouse sensitivity with /mouse_sens right? I find it pretty easy to move my mouse slowly, but alright.

Lastly, how would you twirl/XW rotate with the new ground view mode?

As I'm publishing this message, I have most of these features done already. (I work fast)

Why was this tagged as 3d, 4d, and 5d?

nooooo whyyy :(

the godot "controversy" is so silly it's not even worth talking about, let alone using the "competitor" redot

The vertical rotation is locked, and the 4D rotation is super weird (why zxc and snapping to certain rotations? just make XW and ZW controlled with the mouse when a mouse button is held). Also, upon closing the game using alt+f4, a process was still running in the background, setting my mouse's position continuously. I had to go into task manager and kill it.

This game is very simple but it's well executed and highly polished. Great little puzzle game.

What happened to this project?

Those sound like good ideas. Thank you for playing my simulation. The camera controls are ripped straight from programs like blender with orbital and pan controls.

I have not played it yet, but from looking at the thumbnail gif this game does not look 4D in the slightest. The term you are looking for is "non euclidean". Non euclidean games are cool too, why lie? You're just contributing to the problem of normies getting non euclidean and 4D mixed up.

Itch.io keeps not saving my ratings... I rated this 3 hours ago and I had to rate it again. How annoying.

I like the voxel art in this game. It seems that you were struggling with holonomy (when you rotate the camera and you accumulate unwanted roll). Here's a great guide on camera rotations in godot: https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/tutorials/3d/using_transforms.html

Also there's a bug where half the time I try to eat something, it doesn't work.

I like it, its intuitive, simple, and engaging. Would make a great mobile game. The art style is very nice.

I don't get it what am I supposed to do

This game is just so silly and funny I love it so much. I loved swinging around from boat to boat spamming space and swinging my sword like a crazy pirate as "pirates of the carribean" blasts out of my speakers. And after the timer ends the fun doesn't stop, the timer just goes through negatives. Overall I had so much fun playing this game. Also, hello fellow godot dev!

The game is very pretty, but very confusing. Nothing is explained and it feels very janky, like how you can't (or atleast I could not figure out how) add food to a boat after removing it, and I feel very removed from what happens in the game. I send out a boat to fight another one, and then the cubes jump for a few minutes. Also not having actual panning was annoying since I need to move the camera fast. I didn't really understand what I was doing, (like what the point of flint is or how to get more wood) so I ended up just building a boat whenever I could and trying to get them to explore. And then 20 boats showed up and killed all my guys. I really do like the art though, it just needs more focus on gameplay and maybe a tutorial.

Also I find it funny that you answered "cookies eaten" seriously, and it wasn't zero :P

Edit: I decided to give the game another shot and I had a lot of fun! I really loved the feeling of finding and exploring a new island for resources. The game is very hard but I've never been good at these types of games. I enjoyed it though, 5/5!

How do I add food to the catamaran? I can only take it away

The music is a tad repetitive, but I really liked the art and animation. The gameplay is a bit simple and I think there's a bad balance of things to dodge vs things to collect. Also, it wasn't clear that I wasn't suppose to collect the green fish as it looks friendly. Over all 3/5, its alright.

The colliders of the walls don't work. The jump and gravity feels super weird and floaty. It's pretty though.

I really like this one. The music is really good and I love the atmosphere. The use of the limitation was really creative but I was confused at first, I thought the fog was the walls and was confused why moving didn't move the character but the terrain morphed. This game could benefit from some turn to turn interpolation. Overall good game.