this is a larger scale version of the seed generator i made. it doubled in size, and now supports larger seeds. because of that, it also takes more time to visualize and analyze. be mindful of that. since the size is larger, more clones are being generating. i would recommend using turbowarp to run this project, especially if you are on lower end devices. heres some cool seeds to try: (each row is 11 numbers btw if you plan on making your own seed) 666666666666555566666665558666666655556666666656661116666555511866668666114466688861112666111111166 "jockey"
a little test i decided to make for a simple seed generation system. it works by first generating a completely random array of colors. each color has its own single digit. when a tile is generated, that digit gets added to a big list. and when all the digits are put together, the list is compressed to a big ol' number called a seed. we can then input this seed back into the project, and it will decode the seed from numbers to colors and regenerate the same pattern. thats the simplest way i can explain it. also, ps, entering less/more numbers than needed will just cut part of the seed or leave parts empty. also, you may think this is pretty useless, but theres a couple instances where you could use this in an actual game. in fact, i bet you didn't know that this is a similar system to mechanics that games like balatro and minecraft use. lets show an example: imagine your game has a character creation system, with each accessory, clothing item, skin tone, hair style, etc, it will add one digit to a list. this digit would be different for each different customization option there is. this way, after compressing the list, you will get a seed that you can decode back into a character, as a sort of saving system. however, this is more of a saving system than a seed. a seed would be a little different, because a seed is usually used to replicate a scenario that is caused by rng. for example, if you get a good randomly generated world in minecraft, you might want to be able to use that world multiple times, and recreate its generation. and thats possible all thanks to a seed. thanks for listening to me talk.
