​​I’ve been having a pretty fun time putting all these rainbow rail pieces together in different combinations. In total we have 8 rainbow sections imported and functioning in-game. Many of the sections can tile with themselves and/or tile with several other pieces so I’m already able to make some pretty cool rainbow rides; which is looking especially awesome at higher speeds. During my rainbow adventures I found a speed limit where the unicorn can currently jump through the a rainbow rails but I don’t think I’m going to have everything moving that fast in any sort of real game play at the moment.

​I’ve have several questions on Discord servers about the math behind our rainbow rails so I thought I’d explain some here. A few hours were sunk into manually finding the “center y” for each X and I stored them into their own list’s. During the game play the unicorn is always comparing it’s Y to this list for any rainbow rail section which is currently on it’s X axis. If its within 24 pixels it will snap to the rainbow rail until the player boosts themselves off or until they hit the cloud at the end. I’m still playing around with the different combinations of rails I can construct and I’ll continue to polish the code.