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The video primarily features a livestream where the main screen stays black with simple white graphic logos (round, pill-like, or rounded shapes) appearing in the center. Throughout, a small video feed of a person wearing headphones appears in the bottom-right corner, suggesting a live commentary or reaction setup. Occasionally, chat text appears, including lines like "where's the hobos," indicating viewer interaction as the visuals remain minimal and logo-centric. Overall, the vibe is a low-contrast, talk-focused livestream with simple branding and a remote presenter.
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All of that, Babylon JS + Heivach is a strong fit because Babylon currently provides Heivach
physics for the web, including character controller support.
The important engineering challenge will actually be networking all those physics props efficiently.
You absolutely don't want to transmit every transform of every nail, board, chair, and
barrel every tick.
I'd make construction mostly constraint based and persist it as something like entity + transform
+ parent/constraint + properties.
Then put settled physics assemblies to sleep, a 200-piece player base.
Where's the phobos?
Yeah, enemies feed each other.
The main world is all detected city, wilderness, player bases, roads, mines, forests, farms,
industrial areas, NPC settlements, high-risk loot zones, and temporary extraction events.
A couple hundred players can occupy that ecosystem without everyone needing to participate in
the same activity.
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