Singularity Effect

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*****RECENT UPDATE****** The Zip File is a Windows, Mac, and Linux build with many more skyboxes and songs. I will continue to add more over time. It can be unzipped and played. Double-click on Singularity Project and it should launch on your computer. 

This is currently something that went further than intended. I just wanted to make a black hole to look at. it has evolved into this thus far. 

- Use the sliders, buttons, mouse wheel and toggles to control the gravity and speed of the singularity. 

- Fly into the core of the singularity and it will play a special effect, teleport you in a random direction up to 9000 units from the singularity.

- Press the Spacebar to initiate warp speed drive to get back to the singularity faster.

- Manually change the skyboxes at will with V or a button I made. 

1. Dynamic Gravity Experience: In this game, you'll encounter a unique feature called the "Singularity." It's a powerful, invisible force that acts like a gravitational black hole in the game's environment. Imagine a spot where objects are irresistibly pulled towards it – that's the Singularity.

1. Interactive Control: You can control the strength of this Singularity. Using your mouse wheel, you can adjust how strong or weak this gravitational pull is. This means you can make the Singularity either gently tug at objects or powerfully yank them towards its center.
2. Visual Feedback: As you adjust the Singularity's power, you'll see a UI slider on your screen that visually represents the current strength of the gravitational pull. This slider moves in real-time as you use your mouse wheel, giving you immediate feedback on your adjustments.
3. Percentage Display: Accompanying the slider, there's also a percentage display. This display shows you exactly how powerful the Singularity is as a percentage of its maximum force. It updates in real time, so you always know the intensity of the gravitational pull you're exerting.
4. Engaging Gameplay Mechanic: While playing, you'll see objects in the game environment react to the Singularity. Objects that can be influenced by it will start moving towards the Singularity based on the gravity strength you set. It creates a dynamic environment where you can experiment with the gravitational force and see its effects on the objects.