When I was learning c++ in high school, I made a working 10x10 implementation of Conway’s Life before I had learned about arrays.

Even then I didn’t do it like this. Just had 200 variables for the front and back buffers, and one big function with individual checks for each grid coord variable to check it’s neighbors.

Or maybe just sloppy vampires?

So we’ll get another old game where everything looks oddly shiny instead of oddly dull?

Thanks! Figured I’d need to do that.

Do you know what the white pipe is? Is that the actual drain? Or is there like a gravel bed or something underneath the “box”?

Not a mod but a decent PC these days can handle vastly longer draw distances than you can set in game, but you can manually edit the config files to get. Should be instructions easily findable.

It makes it that much more beautiful.