its not a “bug”, i just set the brightness to an very high value to find out what it does, and yes, in the prokaryote stage, at the end of the stage they will get a bioluminescent vacuole (though a normal one)
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And will it be able to have different colors when it is fully implemented?
probably yeah, also i meant the eukaryote stage sorry for that.
also, prokaryote stage is finished! (the membrane color is random)
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So it just took you like 2 days to make 1 stage prototype?
told you im not a great developer 
another thing to clarify, this game will use custom evolution, not a lawk one. so if you see some things that dont make sense, its because i liked it so i kept it. pls dont kill me if the evolution doesnt make sense
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No I think that’s a pretty fast timeframe for such a goal, no?
well, i already learnt the basic 3D particles, meshes and collisions etc. so the 3D space is easy for me, and for scripting i just use help from other websites to help me make the code (as i do not understand the gd programming language) but i am slowly learning the code too!
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So like copy-pasting some lines of code to make objects and such?
yeah, but i do sometimes manually edit them to work correctly
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I see. I hope the next stages aren’t a hassle for you to develop either.
i hope too, but i might have a problem to transition between microscopic and macroscopic/planetary environments, as my previous attempts to transition the player between scenes has been unsuccesful
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Maybe with more experience you’d be able to weather this barrier…
yeah, since i remember i didnt know how to make 3D shapes in godot, now i can do them in seconds, so i am improving. maybe after i learn godot even more, i could contribute to Thrive and add some features, even make mods for Thrive!
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Would that happen alongside the development of this game?
probably, as this game isnt even like a serious project, just a little place for me to experiment with godot, so this game will always recieve updates (well, sometimes the game will be left alone for years)
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And are you sure you’d never forget it?
this is my most advanced project yet. even if i forget about it, i will randomly remember it when looking through my old godot projects or randomly pop up in my head
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I find it kind of interesting we had this and edapt popping up just now when Thrive went without any spinoffs for a good while beforehand
this probably wont even be that popular, since its a very simple barebones game, atleast for now, and who would except me wanna sit for possibly half an hour just to watch a species evolve and build civilization
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So there’d be like 3 minutes a stage?