this is f*cking absurd
that is real minecraft tnt going off inside cyberpunk 2077, and it is the least impressive thing in this mod
opus 5.5 ported all of minecraft into it. not the look. the game.
blocks, inventory, hotbar, hearts, hunger, bow, damage. all of it running inside cyberpunk.
• the world
> place and break blocks anywhere
> tnt that throws cars and leaves the ground broken behind it
> mine through a wall and walk into the room on the other side
• the player
> full inventory and a hotbar you swap mid fight
> health hearts and hunger hearts sitting on top of the game's own hud
> bow in your hands, fall damage under your feet
• the part that gets skipped
> cyberpunk never finds out. its own rain still lands on the blocks
> break the ground open and it stays open, the world keeps running on top of a hole
> two rule sets in one world, neither one aware of the other
opus 5.5 did this by reading the game's own binary. no source, no docs, no modding api.
it did not learn cyberpunk
it learned how to read a game
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