@Powersaurus @foone I remember trying to implement something like this in JavaScript over a decade ago, but I used quadtrees instead of strips like this. I don't remember why I stopped.

@Powersaurus @foone Ah, I remember now what it was for. It was for some sort of climbing game idea I'd come up with where you had to get to the top of a mountain, but the mountain itself was destructible. I wanted loose pieces to dynamically fall, and I think the process of isolating those was too much of a hassle so I gave up. I seem to recall wanting to triangulate them into a vector representation so they could rotate and stuff too. A fully destructible 2D environment with a physics engine applied...I think the JS version was just a proof of concept.