A comprehensive reference of terms and concepts used in MootFlip.
Key terms and concepts in the MootFlip universe
The "handedness" property of patterns that determines how they interact with the game environment and opposing patterns.
The fundamental resource used to activate and maintain patterns.
A quantum relationship between separate pattern components that causes them to behave as a unified system.
The process by which patterns change over time based on their properties and interactions.
A mathematical error-correcting code used in the game's bluffing mechanics.
The hexagonal grid structure of the game board, wrapped onto a torus.
A 24-dimensional mathematical structure whose properties influence pattern interactions.
An angular value (0-2π) that determines how patterns interfere with each other.
A connected set of activated cells with specific properties.
The ability for patterns to bypass barriers under specific conditions.
A harmonious relationship between patterns that enhances their effects.
A structure that exhibits temporal periodicity while breaking time-translation symmetry.
The donut-shaped topology of the game board that allows patterns to wrap around edges.