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@docRoboRobert (View Post)

 If I can stop procrastinating I might make a github pull request and see what jacob1 thinks. Or he could just come here.

okayyyy nevermind that pull request stuff. This element just has so many properties it hurts the head of a noob like me ;-;

I've made a similar element in lua, here's the code:

local franc = elements.allocate("random", "FRNC")
elements.property(franc, "MenuVisible", 1)
elements.property(franc, "Color", 0xBBBBBB)
elements.property(franc, "Name", "FRNC")
elements.property(franc, "Description", "The most unstable element on the entire planet")
elements.property(franc, "Properties", TYPE_SOLID)
elements.property(franc, "Properties",PROP_RADIOACTIVE)
elements.property(franc, "Properties",PROP_CONDUCTS)
elements.property(franc, "Properties",PROP_LIFE_DEC)
elements.property(franc, "Properties",PROP_SPARKSETTLE)
elements.property(franc, "MenuSection", 5)
elements.property(franc, "HighTemperature", 300)
elements.property(franc, "HighTemperatureTransition", elem.DEFAULT_PT_NEUT)
elements.property(franc, "Flammable", 100000)
elements.property(franc, "Explosive", 1)
elements.property(franc, "Temperature", 0)

local function updateFRNC(i, x, y, s, nt)
selfID = sim.partID(x, y)
oldTemp = sim.partProperty(selfID, "temp")
sim.partProperty(selfID, "temp", (oldTemp + 0.01))
for r in sim.neighbors(x, y, 1, 1) do
if sim.partProperty(r, "type") == elem.DEFAULT_PT_WATR then
sim.partChangeType(selfID, elem.DEFAULT_PT_NEUT)
end
if sim.partProperty(r, "type") == elem.DEFAULT_PT_NEUT then
sim.partChangeType(selfID, elem.DEFAULT_PT_NEUT)
sim.partProperty(selfID, "temp", 10000)
end
end
end
elements.property(franc, "Update", updateFRNC)

This is Francium. A very unstable, explosive metal that:

Increases temperature by 0.01C every frame

Turns into max temperature neutrons if:

-Above 26C

-Touching NEUT

-Touching WATR

It is also very, very flammable

If there is anything else you want me to add, say so (I'll try and implement the things already in CESM)

Note: This is in Lua so it lags if too much is on the screen.

EDIT: Doesn't conduct electricity...