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I know this is a very old video but i would appreciate if you could tell me how you made the fluid layering so that multiple layers of fluid are shown. You probably used an shader for the fluids?

This reminds me of the Zacktronics ChipWizard™ Professional. I'll be first in line to buy your game when it comes out bro :D

Seems like mouse button down at one corner of a rectangle, and mouse button up at the opposite corner, and fill that rectangle would more closely match your needs than the square brush you're using. Perhaps an area selection copy paste tool would be practical as well.

Very cool! Looks like Demo Scene is not dead)

I'd pay double for whatever this game is. Would be even greater if an oscilloscope view was added for the inputs and outputs.

Love it

This looks like a cozy wörk simulator. :D

That is amazing! A game about PCB and their layers is so awesome!

I find this absolutly facinating... although i would prefer to have declarative control, and then let the software tell me the steps that would happen... Like i would draw in the aluminium and it would go "oh to place aluminium here you do this series of steps... but watch out you will etch away these other bits in the process" or something.

Im going to show this to my colleagues. I'd also love to see it released

And gate. Wrap it in good looking UI, add all kind of flashing leds and visuals for signals propagating through conductors and will be a game. I bet 3d cellular automata can be used to propagate "signals" and solve circuit.

i think i like the educational part of it. would like better lighting

This looks fun

A second sequel to KOHCTPYKTOP? Yes Please.

two additions could really help the game: cross section view, and a history of the steps that have previously been made(at the bottom) with the steps as layers (like a gerber file)

I am currently a semiconductor test engineer who want to venture into designing power ICs. This looks promising, thanks.

nice! Have you seen our SiliWiz tool? a bit similar, but we just have the design / simulation, not the processing

Where can I preorder?

Please provide sourcecode or the release. I love this game

is this like spacechem but with electrical circuits? sign me up 😂

ah yes, the line between games and work is slowly fading away

I... wants... this...

This looks really cool! With an informational tutorial this could double as an educational tool! :D

In 10 years, after tonnes of community input, it’s going to be stolen and then sold to industry for $1 billion and the dev will see none of that money.

This is geniunely awesome

Link please

Did Digital layout in grad school, Was one of the most beautifully painful courses I took. Took My Final Mega GDS at the end of the course, popped it open in 3d with gds23d and used VR desktop to spend the next few hours flying around the monstrosity of the layout in VR.

very cool concept! ill be following. Hopefully this turns into a full fledged game. Keep it up!

Wtf. How can I help. Money is ofc ready. Btw, do you know tiny tapeout project?

Where can I play this? 😱 This is such a cool concept 😭

yea id play tf outa that

This is so so cool!

make it so that if you're holding shift, the brush only moves up and down, wherever you happen to be holding it, and ctrl makes it move only left and right. LOVE this game concept

Important things if you plan to make this a full game: A tutorial Saveable patterns/masks (I only partially understand what's going on here. As I understand it you draw a mask, and then a step of the lithography is simulated based on that mask) More versatile drawing tools Copy and paste (ABSOLUTELY necessary if you want to make this a full game) Satisfying animations and sfx (Difficult cognitive games have to jingle the keys a bit to keep people engaged) More loose (and difficult) ideas: Missions (Given a certain set of inputs, give a certain set of outputs) Simple breadboard editor? (Calculate IC inputs and outputs and lets you use it in a case on a simulated breadboard)

YES. GIMME.

KOHCTPYKTOP 2.0?

Unique idea! Keep up the good work!

The 8 people that would play this game must be really excited

This is an insanely complex process even when simplified like this. Now imagine doing this in real life, and all the hundreds of trips between machines, and then you have a finished product, that has an error in it :P I kind of feel bad for Intel for that one.

Looks like a cool idea, would love to see this turned into a full game with a tutorial!

Would be interesting to see probing and voltage/signal visualization on the wires

Reminds me of the Zachtronics game

Looks very niche and debatably fun, but I'll be following your work

Dope

Based

game???

Very nice!

cool

Getting LLMs to optimize a floorplan? Old and busted. Getting thousands of gamers to do the same optimization? New hotness.

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