The Unrealistic Science Mod Revamped!
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@Michael238 (View Post) I am currently using AMTR as a general antiparticle for all those subatomics I am adding, and if the bonding quarks were bonding antiquarks, then an antiparticle could also be created. I also have future plans to add positron as an anti electron and anti quarks. Since graviton and gluon are bosons, I am not sure what I will do for their antiparticles. The official version 2.0.2 release will include graviton.
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I am releasing version 2.0.2 tomorrow, you will like it.
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I am currently using a menu section for subatomics and astronomical things like stars. I will add the rest of the quarks to there after I make them. This will take some work to add them all and their reactions. There are no neutrinos yet, but when under pressure, tritium produces positrons.
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Those positrons are neat. By the way, it was earlier mentioned that strange quarks would be added. I was wondering what those would do.
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Just create a star, then have another element collide with it. As for the quarks, it seems that if you let UQRK and DQRK collide, you get neutrons, but if there are gluons present, there is a chance for PROT and NCLN to form.
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OY 2.02!!! I am so excited!
Oh my. So many new particles!
No sleep tonight... This mod is amazing.
Thank you for creating a mod with more radioactives!
Ive never been more excited for a mod in my life! Particle physics, Quantum particles, and being able to have a simulator to allow some instance or idea of how they actually act is great to me!
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Once again, the latest version of this mod crashes to desktop on startup. Is there something else needed to run this besides the .exe that is provided in the download?
