Sandboxels
A falling-sand physics sandbox with over 500 materials. Paint elements, ignite f...
Sandboxels
📖 How to Play
Pick a material from the sidebar, then draw it into the world. Combine elements to discover new ones — all 500+ materials react with fire, water and each other in real time.
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Sandboxels
A falling-sand physics sandbox with over 500 materials. Paint elements, ignite fire, drip water and watch them react — every material is simulated with real granular physics.
How to Play
Pick a material from the sidebar, then draw it into the world. Combine elements to discover new ones — every one of the 500+ materials reacts with fire, water and each other in real time.
Controls
- Left click — paint element, Right click — erase, Scroll — brush size, Number keys — pick material, Space — pause
Open Source & License
Sandboxels is created by R74nCom and distributed under the Custom (all rights reserved).
- Source repository: https://github.com/R74nCom/sandboxels
This integration self-hosts the game so it runs entirely in your browser.
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