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calamity_ganon 2nd February

use negative gravity well
terraria2013 6th Jun 2017

it's not the butterfly effect at all >:( It's the ripple effect!
PortalPlayer 27th Nov 2014

I thought you had managed to find an amazingly clever arrangement where all gravitational pulls cancel out. Then I saw what you said below :(
trustnotme 25th Nov 2014

Try placing PGRV or NGRV in it
SuperSupermario24 25th Nov 2014

I know what "butterfly effect" refers to, but I just want to say that if you do it right it does kind of look like an actual butterfly :D +1
penguinkid23 24th Nov 2014

For those who don't know. Ice turns into whatever its ctype is when it melts, not into water.
penguinkid23 24th Nov 2014

I was experimenting with new ideas for a bomb when I came across this. I used Ice and changed the ctype to grvt. When I noticed this effect, I made a checkerboard of void and ice(grvt). I then melted the ice, and deleted the void. What you see is the outcome. The reason it isn't a perfect checker is some of the ice moves when it melts, and so the void deleted moving particles.
653052874 24th Nov 2014

what variable did you change to make them inert? t
penguinkid23 24th Nov 2014

@Kent_12 It's inert graviton particles. These ones don't create any gravity, but they are still drawn towards it. If you add any gravity-altering particles or use the gravity tools, they move, and you can visualise the gravity field.
CozmicKel 24th Nov 2014

also, how do you get them to stay so still?

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