the empire of tumbarike stayed consistent for like 1400 years and before that there was a unified kingdom there since like year 2500 until the end, very impressive
the state that would later be known as the Empire of Tumbarike is one of the states that have survived for a more or less unbroken period of time since her founding, and an astonishingly stable superpower, which her people reap the benefits of I also wonder what kind of relationship they have with the state they 'engulfed' (Faizel I'm tempted to say), that prevented them from being at odds with one another...
I'd be curious how much this simulation relied on various other geo dependencies on the moon, to have eart-like pre-existing conditions for life and civilization (other than water and oxgene, was there consideration for fertil top soil, and mineral/ore deposits?)
Not that complicated I'm afraid. I just got a heightmap from real life data released by NASA, and ran some erosion algorithms on it and a simple climate generator. Having something more complex would be a dream but not my focus atm, there's sooooo much you can try and simulate when it comes to worlds and maps 😂
Yes! I use dark shading to indicate lower lying areas on the map. Most maps it isn't as noticeable, but the Moon has those really deep craters way below sea level there!
I've been programming this simulator in the Python programming language for almost five years now. My simulator exports still images, which I edit together with video editing software to make these videos. Hope that explains it! 👍
The fall of Virajestane :(
the empire of tumbarike stayed consistent for like 1400 years and before that there was a unified kingdom there since like year 2500 until the end, very impressive
And somehow they never conquered that little nation in its center. Those people were fiercely independent, clearly 💪
the state that would later be known as the Empire of Tumbarike is one of the states that have survived for a more or less unbroken period of time since her founding, and an astonishingly stable superpower, which her people reap the benefits of
I also wonder what kind of relationship they have with the state they 'engulfed' (Faizel I'm tempted to say), that prevented them from being at odds with one another...
Yeah I thought the same thing
Very interesting to see the rapid technological revolution after sudden rise of Faridanu.
Keep up the great work! I cant wait to see the finalized version :D
Thank you! 😊
Oh hey thats me(my profile picture is literally the moon terraformed)
The moon rocks! 🌔
I'd be curious how much this simulation relied on various other geo dependencies on the moon, to have eart-like pre-existing conditions for life and civilization (other than water and oxgene, was there consideration for fertil top soil, and mineral/ore deposits?)
Not that complicated I'm afraid. I just got a heightmap from real life data released by NASA, and ran some erosion algorithms on it and a simple climate generator. Having something more complex would be a dream but not my focus atm, there's sooooo much you can try and simulate when it comes to worlds and maps 😂
Do the dark spots at the start represent areas that are below the sea level?
Yes! I use dark shading to indicate lower lying areas on the map. Most maps it isn't as noticeable, but the Moon has those really deep craters way below sea level there!
howd u make this
I've been programming this simulator in the Python programming language for almost five years now. My simulator exports still images, which I edit together with video editing software to make these videos. Hope that explains it! 👍