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Ok so this turned out to be a nightmare. Dont try to implement a physics engine if you can avoid it. I cant avoid it :(
Implementing XPBD and getting the same exact bug is really funny. its very annoying too but bugs keep boosting each other. bug A is on top of B and rises above but because theyre slightly intersecting B now thinks it can rise on top of A so A rises on top of B :( Wormelisks
One of the IMO cooler things im experimenting with is making all bug behavior work based on pheromones ... here's a heartbeat pheromone inspired by how biological clocks work. It controls when bugs move and sync up naturally between large crowds.
Because it is a pheromone, a berserker-like enemy could increase the local speed of such a heartbeat and make all bugs nearby act faster by simply having a faster theartbeat that everything syncs up with. Or the player could use a Rest pheromone emitting tower to slow bugs!
