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Your mission is to find and collection 1 energy crystal. ALL THE WAY ACROSS THIS LARGE FREAKIN MAP.

Surprise update! I dropped this for a while when one of the graphics libraries I use for it stopped working. But now I need a break from my other project, and I've learned a lot since last year, so it was a good time to finally get this update taken care of. Here it is, GeoTool Alpha 2. I meant to just go straight to beta once all the new features were done, but there was a pretty terrible bug in Alpha 1 that I missed. I was enabling OpenGL3's 'forward compatibility mode', which made it incompatible with its own shaders. Not sure how it even worked at all for some of us. But I turned that off and also updated the shaders to GL3, so hopefully no more shader problems now (as long as you don't have a really old video card). GeoTool can finally edit maps now, not just view them. An old GIF of terrain editing (I don't have video recording software on Windows, sorry): Not everything is finished yet in this version, but it can edit and save SURF and HIGH maps. Let me know if you find more bugs -- there's probably plenty of them. I'll update the main post tomorrow(ish).

You're right, paths are definitely not allowed. Rubble can be easily made by creating wall structures that violate the 2x2 rule, as they will collapse when the cavern is revealed. Some erosion can appear in hidden caverns. The recharge seam's sparkle effect does not display properly if it started in a hidden cavern, and will spawn on the ceiling instead of on top of the wall. I don't believe there's a size limit for maps. Grapheme's latest map creator can go up to 100x100, which is ridiculously large. I'd imagine there's some unintended limit, like 255x255, but I'd really not like to go that far.

[2:47:58 PM] <McJobless> HOLY #@$%, I'M LATE TO COLLEGE. I GOT PEOPLE TO BERATE s*** [2:48:04 PM] <McJobless> -GONE-

[8/12/2015 10:47:04 PM] Pereki: all I know is that the ps1 version [of LEGO Island 2] is kind of like playing a compressed jpeg version of the pc game

I propose a ground rule: Don't ever quote yourself, unless you are quoting an entire conversation that you had taken part in, and you are not the one providing that 'punchline'. If what you said was funny enough, someone else will quote you. Sound good?