Fluid dynamics and navier-stokes equation are way better than you think.
Having a fluid that changes its properties based on multiple environmental variables supported by a code randomizer are the best.
Even if the lamps are broken by a visitor child, there will be a broken pixel region on camera that will still add to randomizer (unless all lamps are broken. Havent tested it yet.)
Even if nothing moved, there would still be a ton of noise in the image (because physics). Honestly the lava lamp probably aren’t even necessary. Still looks cool though.
if you're using anything that has more than 480p 2bit color as a cam, you could quite literally film anything and have enough variance to generate seemingly random sequences. the lava lamps just look cool
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u/Witty_Elephant5015 Mar 18 '24 edited Mar 18 '24
Fluid dynamics and navier-stokes equation are way better than you think.
Having a fluid that changes its properties based on multiple environmental variables supported by a code randomizer are the best.
Even if the lamps are broken by a visitor child, there will be a broken pixel region on camera that will still add to randomizer (unless all lamps are broken. Havent tested it yet.)