INFINITY WORLD

WELCOME TO INFINITY WORLD

Infinity World is a self evolving 3D world which is made out of 5 basic blocks. This world is infinite in size (has a theoretical limit ofcourse), but expands as more users play the game, since it combines computing power from all users. Each block behaves differently depending upon how "flared" up they are. A "flare" in this world, is essentially a signal that travels through blocks, and causes each block to act accordingly.

Blocks

In this universe, there are only 5 elements (which are shaped as cubes with 6 sides), in which all objects (or life) is made from. These 5 elements are:

  1. Infinity (I) block
  2. Zero (Z) block
  3. Magnetic (M) block
  4. Fast (F) block
  5. Slow (S) block

Infinity Block

The Infinity blocks, also known as the I blocks for short, come in 2 types. One of the I blocks known as the infinity plus (I +) block gives out flare in all directions (from all 6 sides). The other block, called infinity minus block (I-) gives out flare, if no flare is flowing through it. I+ blocks repel each other.

Zero Block

The zero block, also known as the Z block, acts as an absorber for the flare.

Magnetic Block

The Magnetic block, also known as the the M block has 2 states:

  1. Unflared State (M-)
    2. All M blocks start off in this state. M blocks in this state are strongly attracted to M blocks in the Flared state. Unflared M blocks are also attracted to each other, but force is weaker compared to attraction between M- and M+
  2. Flared State (M+)
    3. For an M block to become flared, the amount of flare flowing through it must reach 1. If this happens, the M block is now in this flared state. M+ are also attracted to each other.
Flare can flow through M blocks in either state, however flare loses 3/4 of its original flare.

Fast Block

Fast Block, also known as an F(2) block, (Usually) doubles the amount of flare currently running through it, and outputs this flare on all the sides. Fast blocks are attracted to Unflared M blocks and S blocks

Slow Block

Slow Block, also known as an S2 block, (Usually) halves the amount of flare currently running through it, and outputs this flare on all its sides. Slow blocks are attracted to flared M blocks and F blocks

If for any block, the amount of flare entering it is less than 0.01, the flare is totally lost.

Fusion Laws

Blocks are not restricted in where they may move, they may rotate, and collide with other blocks however they see fit. If 2 blocks, collide with each other, with enough force, then they may fuse together to form a new block.
These are the fusion rules:

  1. I ∘ I = All 5 blocks are created (I+, Z, M-, F, S)
  2. I ∘ Z = I-
  3. Z ∘ (Any block) = Z
  4. F2 ∘ F2 = F4 (except this F block quadruples any input that comes through it)
  5. S2 ∘ S2 = S4 (except this S block takes a quarter of any input flare value that comes through it)
  6. F ∘ S = M-
  7. M- ∘ M- = M- or M+ depending upon the amount of internal flare stored in both the M blocks
  8. M+ ∘ M+ = M+

Origin

The world is created and blocks are introduced in the world by multiple singularities(or points) which send out blocks into the world at different speed and angles. After enough blocks this leads to the creation of planets (basically loads of M blocks joined together) and solar systems.