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ISOPLANET

Sandcast Imaging is an image generation software that uses a simple 'falling sand' simulation to replicate planetary landscapes. In one of these generated images, each pixel is a simulated particle of sand with a specified mass, color, and sideways stability.

Over cosmic distances, light pulse data transmission is prone to corruption from rouge gravity waves. This makes it near impossible to transmit images. In large data sets, small corruptions of data cascade into massive errors, making most image transmissions a mess of noise.

Isolated from the manipulating hand of life, the landscapes of these barren worlds are shaped only by the forces of nature: volcanism, erosion, tectonism, and gravity. The great mountains and valleys and windswept dunes that cover the surface preserve a rich geologic history of its formation.

In deep space, far beyond the outer reaches of inhabited space, the universe is lonely. Life, as we know it, is sparse...

Sandcast imaging of forgotten worlds

From the testnet 👀👀

Asteroid

Neon Dust

Radioactive

Images from other worlds

Finally joined Rodeo! What a fun place to be rodeo.club/@gengeomerge...

Abstracted Mountainscapes

New palettes and new scaling abilities

Behind the scenes of the process of generating an output of this (still unnamed) project.

Genuary day 6: Make a landscape using only primitive shapes #GENUARY2025 #genuary6 genuary.art

Genuary day 5: Isometric art Jelly cubes! #GENUARY2025 #genuary5 genuary.art

Genuary day 4: Black on black WARNING: Staring at this causes your vision to swirl #GENUARY2025 #genuary4 genuary.art

Genuary day 3: Exactly 42 lines of code Differential growth in exactly 42 lines of code #GENUARY2025 #genuary3 genuary.art

Genuary day 2: Layers upon layers upon layers. genuary.art #GENUARY2025 #genuary2

Genuary day 1: Vertical or horizontal lines only. genuary.art #GENUARY2025 #genuary1 #GenArtClub

A very strange bug that I will definitely be keeping in the final project

I found a pretty cool effect by turning the color blending up to 11. Just a nice reminder to always push your parameters to the limits :)

Imagine finding a world that had topography like this?

Crazy about the way the color blends

desolate

Exotic Environments

I think the sand is glowing

Electric Jellyfish

molecular machinery

Hello Bluesky!