Last week, we got a new beefy server and released a few interesting features both for ArtGod's core and specifically for the frontend for Terraforms by @mathcastles.
# Blockspace Explorer - "How do you visualize multi-decade spacetime as a map?"
A multi-level drill-down grid interface that users can navigate to see the indexer's sync progress in real-time. The pink "❀" marks the exact deployment block of Terraforms, along with a path to access it through the drill-down.
In this UI, a user can queue up long historical backfills or fill gaps in sync coverage.
Of course, the whole feature is a core part of ArtGod and works out of the box for any EVM-based collection, as well as for all collections installed in that particular ArtGod instance at the same time.
The Blockspace Explorer is already live on the public, read-only ArtGod instance that syncs Terraforms (link below).
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"Origin daydreams are all fascinating because they're what kept the structure from spontaneously disintegrating at t=0 and there are only three with high enough seeds to inherit the behavior that allows them to cycle through the full character set at rest"
- @HEEEEEEEEEEE_ on the 3 "godmode" parcels
#124
"plague seems prettty clearly to be one of the collection's nods to punks: 9 aliens, 9 plagues, and they are extremely visually distinct"
- @HEEEEEEEEEEE_
#8322
Whilst exploring the new Hypercastle UI @d347h_eth built within @artgod_eth on a spaces, Lv 12 came up.
There's something different about it, we agree. Feels like a "heart" wedged between two much larger levels which feel like "chestplates". Unusual zone distribution within the level topography too...
Deserves further investigation.