How to simulate falling Sand in rust: A pixel game engine adventure

Join me live as I dive into the world of digital sand dynamics with Pixel Sand! In this session, we'll explore the creation of a basic falling sand simulator using the Pixel Loop engine. Witness the magic as we bring sand particles to life within a digital sandbox, observing their interactions and behaviors in real-time. Don't miss out on this hands-on demonstration of early-stage development and stay tuned for future enhancements. Subscribe now and be part of the journey towards a captivating pixelated experience!
📚 Check out Genuary for more inspiration: [genuary.art/]
🔗 Explore the evolving codebase on our Github Repository: [github.com/jakobwesthoff/pixe...]
🎨🌐 Join us in the world of pixel drawing with Rust! Remember to stay updated on our progress by liking, subscribing, and ringing the notification bell. Let's code, create, and draw together as we push the boundaries of pixel art in Rust! 💡🚀
#RustProgramming #PixelArt #LiveCoding

[@thederpykrafter]

I thought light mode users were a myth 😂

[@chordogg]

Dark mode, my dude. Dark mode.

[@MrJakob]

I actually find working with light themes at the moment easier on my eyes. However you are not the only one asking for me using a dark theme again. Therefore I have switched to a dark theme for future videos. However I still have got some more in the pipeline, which have already been recorded in advance and will therefore be with my current bright theme. I hope you will endure those until darker times arise ;)

[@n0rber10]

Light mode for life, let's keep things actually visible.

[@MrJakob]

Even though, as I pointed out I currently deem light themes more readable for my eyes as well, I understand, that many people are watching those videos in the evening in dimmed down light conditions. Therefore I can understand the request to have an overall less bright appearance. I hope to have found a darker, but yet clearly visible theme to be used in the future, that allows both sides to be happy.

[@diontryban5645]

@@MrJakob Light mode is great during the day. I love using both with my system automatic switching twice a day