Elemental Simulator User Guide

Welcome to the Elemental Simulator!

In this simulator, you will be able to explore, create, and interact with a variety of natural elements, chemicals, metals, gases, liquids, solids, and more exotic substances. With simple operations, you can build a world full of life and creativity. Here are some basic instructions to help you get started quickly.

I. Interface Layout

Toolbar: Located at the top of the interface, it contains all the available elements and tools. Click the corresponding icon to select.

Canvas: The large area in the center of the interface is where you create and simulate elemental worlds.

Hide Toolbar: Click "Hide Toolbar" to hide the toolbar for more canvas space. Click again to show the toolbar.

Reset: Click "Reset" to clear everything on the canvas and let you start from scratch.

II. Elements and Tools

Basic elements: Including common elements in nature such as sand, water, and stone. You can draw them directly on the canvas.

Natural elements: Soil, grass, leaves, etc., used to build a richer natural environment.

Fire and smoke: Elements such as fire, smoke, and embers can simulate flames and burning effects.

Metals: Metal elements such as iron, gold, and copper can be used to build machinery or artwork.

Gases and liquids: Gases such as steam, oxygen, hydrogen, and nitrogen, as well as liquids such as acid, oil, and lava, add more dynamic effects to the simulation.

Solids and energy: Solids such as ice, salt, sugar, and glass, as well as energy forms such as electricity, radiation, light, heat, and cold.

Organic and synthetic substances: Organic substances such as blood, bones, bacteria, and viruses, as well as synthetic substances such as concrete, foam, and nanorobots.

Exotic matter: Antimatter, dark matter, neutron star matter, etc., explore the mysteries of the universe.

III. Special tools

Eraser: Used to erase elements on the canvas.

Copier: After selecting an element, use the copier to quickly copy the element to another location on the canvas.

Pipeline: Connect different elements or containers to achieve the flow and exchange of substances.

IV. Chemical tools

Chemical elements: A series of chemical elements such as sodium, chlorine, hydrogen, and oxygen are provided, and you can try different chemical reactions.

Brush size: Adjust the size of the brush to draw elements more accurately or process details.

5. Unlimited creativity

With the element simulator, you can freely use your creativity to build a unique world. Whether it is to simulate the cycle process of nature or create a strange sci-fi scene, this is your stage.

Try different combinations and interactions of elements, observe the reactions and changes between them, and discover new laws and phenomena.

I hope this instruction manual can help you enjoy the fun of the element simulator better! Start your journey of exploration!