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19th Dec 2014

8th Jul 2019

I hope you enjoy the celestial show; it's worth the lag. Universe takes roughly 2-4 minutes to fully form and lasts a long time. It differs every replay. Inspired by the Illustris Project. Good music for this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HM9DTgkCTI

space simulator bigbang universe explosion realistic star fusion matter neblua

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Melonist 28th Jun 2016

well that's intresting, skitz
Skitz 1st Jun 2016

I found that a merged structure of fusable gases and solid matter spontaneously turned into a star.
Skitz 1st Jun 2016

I got some structures with glowing cores that were gravitationally held together by gravitons.
agustrusher 12th Mar 2016

Well, sorry guys. The latest updates have essentially made this save broken. I'll try to fix it, or remake it to work with the new updates, but I don't know how long that will take, or if it will work. Until then, if you really want to try it out, I'd suggest trying to download TPT v90.2 separately.
DemonMRQ 10th Mar 2016

now this not work
Nean 1st Feb 2016

Some one has copied this.
agustrusher 19th Dec 2015

@KungZacharias, that would be the start of phase 3. It might help to reduce the lag by turning off basic particle rendering, while keeping the other default fancy display options on.
KungZacharias 18th Dec 2015

there is a weird yellow explosion like thingy that does not end that sends out a bunch of photons everywhere making the save run in like 1.30 fps
agustrusher 14th Oct 2015

To everyone: The repost (update?) of this save is simply to address the issue of the gravitons running out of life, because I'm stupid and originally set them to 10000 instead of 0 (which is infinite). If this (somehow) makes frontpage again, I ask if a mod or admin would please remove it, out of respect for other users and save posters (and the rules...if there are any relating to this). Thank you!
Silver64 6th Oct 2015

this is literall one of my favorite saves @augstrusher

The Powder Toy

Micro Universe Simulator by agustrusher

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