add elements in the simulation space and start creating freely! - use the palette to tap on the buttons to add elements into the simulation space! - if you're lazy, you can use the green adding button to quickly add a random number of elements from the palette! - you can change the palette to have quarks or elements. - you can drag elements into the palette to delete them, if there are too many of them, or simply use the red quick delete buttons to remove a certain type of element. - (NEW!) you can tap on the yellow button to customise your palette! at the bottom right corner, the square that is bigger than among the three is the palette button being edited. tap on the large number of buttons from the periodic table or some others from the bottom left corner to customise what element you want to get from the palette! backstory: i got bored and thought that chemistry was interesting, so i decided to simulate chemistry by starting with quarks. little did i know, i would have started to learn an ungodly amount of knowledge in just a span of days while trying to synthesise more elements... turbowarp link (works way better here): https://turbowarp.org/1370178167
progress history in the editor! (this is of course, still in progress, as chemistry is huge!) (days of work: 24, including 23 days of break) used google and chatgpt for research - it was way harder than i thought it would be
