Beebo Wave Simulator

Beebo is a game that consists of an interactive wave field. You can click on the wave field to make waves, which will ripple outwards like the surface of a calm pond. You can scroll the mousewheel to raise or lower the amplitude of the waves you place. A small number of waves tends to make very interesting interference patterns; a larger number of waves tends to produce chaos as the system's entropy accumulates. You can press S to select different shaders to make the wave field look different.

Controls:
Scroll mousewheel to change wave amplitude
[ X ] Exit
[ S ] Switch shaders
[ C ] Clear wave field
[ P ] Pause/unpause
[ I ] Increase the speed of light
[ K ] Decrease the speed of light
[ A ] Show this help message in the terminal

On a Linux system with SDL2 installed, you should be able to just download `beebo.x64` and run it directly. If you run it in the terminal, it will output a help message explaining the controls, and it will provide live feedback about any changes you make to parameters like wave amplitude, speed of light, etc.

The game is also distributed with a zip file containing the source code, which is licensed under GPLv3 and hosted on hackersphere.space. If you like, you may compile it for another operating system. It should even be able to run on Windows with no source code modifications.