It's for the massive procedurally generated world game.
I figured, heck, noone's ever gonna go through the maximum value of a long integer[4294967296] of worlds,
so why not make the system base all it's extrusion off a stable key?
So the idea is you can just remember your number, and it doesn't have to have as many digits as 4294967296, and using this number you can have the world maker concieve the same world you're familiar with.
But when you start to interfere with it's progression it'll all buterfly out and call for a lot of storage space if you want to recreate it as it was.
That's what the growing embryo in the seedhead represents.
Oh and then that number, the key, is represented with this system. /That's/ what I meant to tell you guys.
The fun part of this was making the program that generates a hue out of a scalar.
The teeth are just cutting up the key 00100010101110010001011111011001 into smaller parts, like; 0010 becomes the lengh of the first tooth, which is... 4. I should be quicker at that, don't know what's wrong with me.