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Python simulator of a puny universe. (How many words can I stick into one?)

![Punyverse Preview](https://guanzhong.ca/assets/projects/punyverse-c91f1cb1415c2922c5dcdf9773bc8d86e52e86e1c1b01d33a0969af7b669b8c4.png)

## Installation

To install, run `pip install punyverse`.

If you are on Windows, run `punyverse_make_launcher`. This should create special launchers that runs `punyverse` on
your dedicated graphics card, should it exist.

Then, run `punyverse` to launch the simulator, or `punyversew` to launch without the console.

### A Note on Textures

If your graphics card doesn't support the massive texture sizes this module comes with, you can shrink them.

To do this, run `punyverse_small_images`.