I've been thinking about a new Idea. An idea so far out of the realms of possibility that I thought, why not give it a shot. 

3-dimensional powder toy. Yes, likely impossible, but people can dream. Anyway, I don't think I have to explain what this would do for the particles and the mouse thingy. What you use to estimate the size of whatever you need, goes from cirle to square to triangle. I forget what it is. 

A 3-d podwer toy would make them  a cube, sphere, and triangular prism. 

Particles would not just fall and move two separte ways,  but fall and move in near infinite ways. People can actually make spacecraft, bunkers, and houses and cities. It'd be time consuming to do, but just imagine the prospect of moving a stickman through a 3-dimensional realm. Bombs, the "realistic" ones that people make would be realistic. The lightning storm maps and flood maps would be  spectacular. 

That aside, bomb test arenas would probably  be impossible to create. Fish tanks would be insane. When people make life particles into fish, just imagine the more dimensional movements liife would  undoubtedly have. On that note,  tron would also be great to watch. make a 3-d maze and watch how long it takes to reach the end. A rube goldberg machine is what tpt has, but 3-d? Damn. 

Honestly, a 3-d tpt would allow myself to make a lego world. 

@boxmein (View Post)

 Realistically, you can add in a mouse feature to the game so you  don't accidentally click down an element. The mouse feature will allow you to click anywhere on the game without clicking on an element. 

By clicking somewhere, you can drag your mouse up to look at the bottom of your build. Drag it down to lookk at the top. Drag it left to look right, and vice versa.