RimWorld Compute · Gallery

See it work

The interactive piece from the front page, with room to try it, followed by RimWorld Compute’s logo, colors and type.

Prices that follow the game

Each faction has a share price. It moves on wars, raids, faction relations, trade caravans and the seasons, with a slow bull and bear cycle underneath. Whoever does the trading, a colonist or a datacenter, is guessing where it goes next.

Outlander union shares, traded at the bench

Day 76, 1 Jugust 5501. A share is 110 silver. A rack of compute modules sees it landing within ±10% in 10 days.

Make something happen

Who’s trading A rack of compute modules

Fig. 1. One faction’s share price moving on in-game events, with the trader’s forecast for the next ten days. More compute narrows the forecast, down to a floor it can’t go past. This is an illustration that runs in your browser: the price model, the event sizes and the percentages are made up for this page.

Assets

Logo, colors, and type.

Mark

The project’s generated logo mark. The grid gets finer with the commit count, and the cells show the split between languages. It’s redrawn as the project grows.

Palette

The colors RimWorld Compute uses across this site: one hue from its discipline’s band, plus the shades that make it work on both dark and light backgrounds.

RimWorld Compute Research & specifications DM SANS · NEWSREADER · DM MONO

Type

The two typefaces on the site: a sans-serif for the interface and a serif for headlines.

Build RimWorld Compute

The design is done. Ask about building it, funding it, or taking it somewhere else.

Email dmoore@dwmmholdings.com How it works