I'm reposting this from this thread:
https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?pid=84403
On the web player, with Xbox controllers and on both Firefox and Edge, the D-pad doesn't work, it opens the menu instead of handling directions. The games are only playable with the analog stick, which is weird. Apparently, this is a bug.
This is the final version, It's been one hell of a ride and one I thank you all for, and please tell me if you beat hard mode...
And yes the skulls are supposed to spawn on the snake, I removed it, but found it funner with it on.
Also I would recommend not asking me to make the game faster until after you have played it all, lol you'll understand soon...

Poke values to change the width of various things, such as:
how wide the map is interpreted as
(poking 32 will make each row be split into 4 rows, below each-other)
sprite width+height
(pretend that PICO-8 has built in ?? sprites)
(so you can have 512 addressable sprites at 48,
but the map editor can only have the first 256, due to data reasons)
like fillp(), these would effect the editor.
These would just effect how data is read, not give you more or less (besides leftovers in the sprite memory)
Of course, this would be limited, but you could have one continuous line of map tiles, with no Y axis, or a 8 wide pillar, or anything in between.
Thanks for your time!
Hi everyone!
I made this simple 2D heat simulation to experiment a bit with PICO-8. It solves the steady-state heat transfer equation iteratively using the Gauss-Seidel method and it shows the evolution of the solution at each step. During the simulation the fps gets a bit low since the grid is fairly big (128x128), but anyway I think it gave an interesting result so I decided to post here! I hope you like it.
You can edit the configuration of the simulation using the mouse functionality to add or remove high and low temperature boundaries. If a boundary does not have a fixed temperature block it is considered an open boundary (dT/dx=0 or dT/dy=0).
Thanks and all feedbacks are very welcome!

How to play:
arrow keys to move cursor
X to open cell
O to place a flag
You need to open all cells which don't contain bombs.
Number of bombs around a cell equals numeric label of that cell (e.g. cell with number 1 has one bomb hidden in adjacent cells).
Place a flag to mark a cell which you think contains a bomb.





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