Spectator Mode
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A viewing mode where you can see an event from the point of view of one of the pixels.
You click on it, press a viewing direction (or arrow key), and see what the pixel is seeing.
For example, say you make an explosion. Click on a space, point towards the general direction of the explosion, and see the wall of fire barrelling towards you as if you were in that space.
An unfixable limitation- It will always be as a straight line, since TPT operates in 2 dimensions (as how we are 3-d, but see things in 2-d, which is why we can replicate visions with pictures). However, brightness and relative size (as how a lamp near you seems bigger and brighter than a lamp far away) can make this alright.
It would look amazing.
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Sounds hard as CRAP to code, nigh impossible.
But, it IS a cool idea.
Maybe, instead of anywhere, you had to be a STKM or STK2!
EDIT:
It would be a whole different game.
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@ZebraGoBoom (View Post)
not as hard to code as it seems, but it's not worth it, all you will see is a line, because , uh, tpt is 2d -
It would look pretty awesome, but @boxmein is right, it would only be a line of pixels. but if we made this one feature 3D, that would be EPIC
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@fireball5000 (View Post)
analogy: your eyes receive a 2d image of our 3d world.
the same way, since tpt is a 2d world, from particle's view, it's just a line of pixels -
