Is that similar to the giant floating mountains of warm blue (I think it was?) which appeared on one of the earlier exos? Where you could probably fill an entire row or 2 of inventory without the need to regen?
Are features such as that or the giant icebergs of azure and light sepia gleam that once appeared even a possibility using the biome selections we have available? I’d actually be happy to have these in my world.
EDIT: Reading back a few posts I see the question has been asked already. Are all of your large blobs of gleam a result of the gleam spheres merging with another biome feature where the 2 biomes meet?
I believe they are, minus pure gleam spheres. Just did another experiment, going to post pics in another thread (Gleam Gathering Location Ideas thread - biome specifics and some more in there for what I’ve done) and elaborate on results a bit but to sum up - the biomes merge in on each other and it is fascinating to play with. I mean, I noticed it before but hadn’t really studied the nuances of it until now. I might not understand the coding behind it in the slightest but I can appreciate the results! It creates a MASSIVE range of variation in what you can end up with. It is a dice roll but for sure, mixing Gleam Lake with other sky/high elevation biomes can cause some interesting results!
If anybody wants Bright Magenta gleam spheres (and blobs, haha) btw, planet Anomalocaris, warp Shedu Tier, up for one month.
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I bet they are, though I can’t say for sure. There are other sky biomes like Floating Chaos I’d like to try… hehe, might have done a bit much for now, will PROBABLY wait a bit, maybe til these expire, before trying again. Looking at the options, probably hundreds of combinations here that might yield cool results with the gleam.
Ah yes I came across the other thread after posting this also and it’s awesometo see the results… I was sorely disappointed with the gleam spheres to be honest especially with some of the great gleam blobs that have appeared on exos. Nice to know it is possible to do similar things by giving the world generator the right paramaters to work with.
Oh how I do love experiments simply for the sake of science!! I shall be following your research and may even have a few goes at some combinations once I get time off work.
EDITED CAUSE I FORGOT THE LOCATION…giggle
You can get to it from Serpensarindi PS portal S2 Named Purple Madness.
You are welcome to visit and harvest my gleam. I won’t be keeping this world, but it’s up now at least
The beacon takes you to the Bright Lilac gleam lake though I don’t have any platforms set up.
Here are the colors of the planet:
And it has a nice but not great Amethyst supply.
I also have another planet with Stale Lilac gleam, it’s not in ball format but there are large amounts of it. It’s via TNT Shedu Tier, Averia. There’s a portal inside to the gleam.
Not ready yet. But there is a portal to the planet by going to Sasquatchville on Alder, take the portal to Sasquatchville Delta and there is a portal with no signs. That’s the one!
Will be working on a proper little farm hub after work
Is Muscheneter still public? I can’t find it from Gloviathosa…but maybe I’m doing it wrong, haven’t warped to a landing site since the tutorial 2 years ago…
We opened a deep slate farm from Houchus last night. Name of the planet is Pern. Portal is on Houchus in the TNT hub. There are also location tokens in the TNT Gleam Hub.
For those posting here, do consider giving us at the Gleam Farm Hub location tokens or opening a portal for those close to Circ (or setting up with Code Gleam, who are linked to our hub). We have quite a nice resource coming together to help direct people with directions to lots of colours, and we are happy to have more than one option for each colour at the hub too, at least while there is still space.
I mean, I noticed it before but hadn’t really studied the nuances of it until now. I might not understand the coding behind it in the slightest but I can appreciate the results! It creates a MASSIVE range of variation in what you can end up with. It is a dice roll but for sure, mixing Gleam Lake with other sky/high elevation biomes can cause some interesting results!
Looking at the options, probably hundreds of combinations here that might yield cool results with the gleam.
