This gave me an idea that a certain object can be given an "is GRAVITY" statement and suddenly all objects with "is FALL" statements fall towards the planetary object, which.... can lead to _planetary_ solutions to levels (iykyk) Also "is ORBIT" makes the object orbit the planetary body with the GRAVITY effect toggled on. Idk which direction it will orbit defaultly (is that even a word lmao), maybe clockwise?

@@JustAnotherCommenter that's very interesting, just how would it be implemented ig is the question

I would love a puzzle where you have to make some thing radiate win more than defeat

could make it so RADIATE can take place of an IS, so its sorta like an "ALL NEAR [NOUN] IS [ADJECTIVE]". like "FLAG RADIATE WIN" = everything near a flag is win

In that case there must be a distinction between the adjective RADIATE and its verb form. Perhaps its verb form can be RADIATES, although it doesn't work for plural statements, grammatically. As if Baba cares about grammar lol

@@JustAnotherCommenter i love the verb form! might be hard to fit in a tile, but otherwise that's super cool! "ROCK RADIATES PUSH" heck, if you put tiles in, "ROCK RADIATES WALL" works just fine, just process the same as i want to say ROCK IS ___, so if ROCK IS ROCK then ROCK RADIATES WALL doesnt work. ROCK RADIATES ROCK would work the same as ROCK IS MORE

@@ignomint similar to that, but i believe NEAR counts diagonals, while RADIATE does not appear to

you have 420 comments on this channel lmfao

@@panthererousse It becomes 421 now and I sacrificed it to say... NICE