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'''Sea foam''' is a feature of [[Ocean|beach]] maps that is temporarily produced when ocean waves reach the shore. Depending on its density, sea foam appears as {{tile|°|7:1}}, {{tile|∞|7:1}}, or {{tile|≈|7:1}}. | '''Sea foam''' is a feature of [[Ocean|beach]] maps that is temporarily produced when ocean waves reach the shore. Depending on its density, sea foam appears as {{tile|°|7:1}}, {{tile|∞|7:1}}, or {{tile|≈|7:1}}. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:45, 21 December 2022
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Sea foam is a feature of beach maps that is temporarily produced when ocean waves reach the shore. Depending on its density, sea foam appears as °, ∞, or ≈.
In the look (k) view, sea foam appears in bright magenta, similar to other flows such as miasma, mist, and smoke.