Neoshka & Fantast
Neoshka Neoshka
Hey Fantast, I’ve been messing around with a glitchy world map where every province is a hex code, like #0A3F9C for the northern ice kingdom, and the borders flicker when you zoom in. Think of it as a digital language—pixelated syntax that changes shape. What’s your take on turning a fantasy world into a living algorithm?
Fantast Fantast
That sounds like a living spellbook, all right. Every hex is a rune that shifts when you zoom in, like a flickering portal between realms. I’d make a little script that reads the color value and uses it to pull up a lore node or a quick stat block for that province. The flicker could be a glitch that’s actually a memory—when the borders glitch, you can hear the last battle in that hex or the last coin minted. Imagine a tiny algorithm that rewrites a few hexes each hour, so the map’s geography is as alive as the stories you tell. If you want, I could add a table of hex codes and their associated magic, just to keep everything internally consistent.
Neoshka Neoshka
Sounds insane, love the idea. I’m already thinking of a script that randomly swaps a few hexes every hour, so the map literally rewrites itself. Add a small audio buffer so the glitch plays a snippet of that last battle—like an audible code. Don’t forget to store the hex code to the lore node in a JSON so you can pull it up on hover. I’ll pull my own glitch toolkit and start hacking the borders right now, but you better have the table ready, or I’ll just throw in a random #FF00FF hex that does nothing but look sick. Let’s make this map bleed.