Cosmic Sandbox 2

Cosmic Sandbox 2 is a space simulation game produced by Giant Army. In the game, you are the creator of the universe. In the Cosmic Sandbox 2 game, players can create various planets, galaxies, etc., and objects in the universe to observe the effects of various star movements. The universe is in your hands, controlled by your thoughts. The game is extremely physical, including gravity, climate, collision, and material effects. It can be said that the game is very playable.

Cosmic Sandbox 2Game features

* Interactive, real-time, N-body gravity simulation

* Change any attribute of any object at any time

* Real physical devices, real-time data, real science

*Support 3D stereoscopic glasses and 3D TV

* Includes more than 70 realistic simulations

* Detailed editing and creation tools to easily create your planet

Cosmic Sandbox 2Alpha19Game play

The gameplay is similar to a physics sandbox game, but this time it simulates the vast universe. The game provides players with a solar system model where they can see how stars, planets, and satellites operate. In addition, players can also freely create planets, galaxies, etc. to observe the effects of various celestial movements, or experience the impact of meteorites hitting the earth. effects etc.

Introduction to the shortcut keys of Universe Sandbox 2

t displays partial orbits of all stars

i Show all star positions

o Display the complete orbits of all stars

a The camera moves to the left

s/down/Num2 camera moves backward

w/up/Num8 camera moves forward

d camera moves to the right

r camera moves up

f camera moves down

(Direction keys) Left/Num4 Camera rotates to the left (unselected object) Rotates left around the object (selected object)

(Direction keys) Right/Num6 Camera rotates to the right (unselected object) Rotates right around the object (selected object)

Num3 camera rotates upward (unselected object) and rotates upward around the object (selected object)

Num9 The camera rotates downward (unselected object) and rotates downward around the object (selected object).

Left mouse button selects object

Double-click the left mouse button to center the object

Right mouse button Show details

g show graticule

l Show/hide all object names

c Log in to the selected object

,/- time slows down

./+ speeds up time

Back/delet deletes the selected object

Hold down Crtl (swipe) to select multiple objects at the same time

Hold down LShift (click selection) to select multiple objects at the same time

Tab hide/show bottom control bar

1 Launching an asteroid

2 Launch of Mimas

3 Launch of Ceres

4 Launch to the Moon

5 launch earth

6 Launch Neptune

7 Launch Jupiter

8 launch sun

F9/F12 screenshot/save (provided it is genuine)

F11 full screen/window

Space time start/stop

Esc opens menu

Ctrl+n creates a new blank space

Ctrl+f clear all fragments

Cosmic Sandbox 2 Alpha19 Game Guide

1 Basic Operation First, let’s get to know the operation interface. This operation interface can perform most operations. All basic operations are here.

1. Add objects (this is the most basic operation). Click the add button and the following interface will appear: Here you can add planets, stars, satellites, galaxies, black holes, daily objects, spacecraft, etc. You can click what you want The object to be added is then placed in this space. Theoretically, the number of objects that can be placed in this space is unlimited (as long as your computer performance is strong enough)

2. There are four modes (Still, Orbit, Binary, Launch) in the lower left corner of the screen. They can adjust the operation mode of each added star.

In the Still state, all the objects you add will inevitably collide, but in this mode, the speed of the collision cannot be adjusted, and the angle of the collision is not easy to adjust. In this mode, the system will Automatically selects the target and impact direction, making it easier to operate.

3. Orbit is the normal orbit mode (that is, the default mode every time you open it). In this mode, objects will rotate around each other in a certain orbit (of course, collisions with each other due to being too close are not excluded) , which is also the most basic mode for simulating the creation of various galaxies.

4. The Launch state is also a state of mutual collision. You can add an object first, select this state, and then select an impact object you want. You will find that the mouse pointer changes to a crosshair shape. After stand-alone, the impact object will Move in a straight line along the center of the crosshair (just like playing a first-person shooter, the object being hit is equivalent to the enemy or target (the mouse pointer is the crosshair, and the hitting object is the bullet). However, the speed and direction of movement of the hitting object will change due to the influence of gravity. This is the most interesting mode. You can use different objects in different states to The angle and speed of objects can be used to collide with each other, with high degree of freedom and strong playability (the initial speed of impact can be set in Launch Adjust in Velocity). This mode can also be replaced by digital shortcut keys.

5. If you want to adjust the position of the object up or down or move the object along a straight line, click the first moving cursor in the lower right corner of the object and the screen as shown below will appear. Click and drag the cone in each direction with the mouse, and the object will move in that direction. Move in a straight line, okay, the above is the preliminary tutorial.

Cosmic Sandbox 2 update log

1. There is a new look for creating, adding and drawing boards, which now uses thumbnail tiles instead of long text lists;

2. Introducing some new creation tools, including rogue planet encounters, random solar systems, material grids, and more than 200 new arrangements;

3. Fixed some bugs, redesigned collision debris, improved supernova and overhauled asteroid rendering.