Atomic Ivy MMO : Tone It Down ?

 Tone It Down , a bit ?

www.tinyurl.com/BOMB-PLAYLIST-002



Animating the square ring bulge code I added to my auto tile engine.
Full source code and tutorials in link above.

-KanjiCoder

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