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8th Feb 2013

3rd Oct 2013

filter radiation from other elements. IE will block all neutron, photon, and electron particles, while still remaining neutral to powders, liquids and gases.

radiation filter photon neutron electron mesh wall

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DragonSlayerYomre 6th Mar 2013

I know this is kind of cheating but: First draw GLOW in the upper box, and it will go through. Then add CLNE with CTYPE set to PHOT and wait. Once a photon passes through, it should hit the GLOW, replicating the PHOT. Then, you wait for the slim chance of setting off the BOMB. Like I said, this is cheating for the most part.
travisw 18th Feb 2013

Guys, stop giving him a hard time. he said that this majorly decreases exposure, and he did NOT, I REPEAT NOT, say that this was bomb, nuke, powder, or air proof, so stop crying and complaing to your mommies, and realize what it is supposed to do: block RADIATION.
travisw 16th Feb 2013

classic +1
meshesmaster 15th Feb 2013

@ mehguy and we all must fail eventually. thus is the passage of time, at some point i will look back on this, and grieve of the one-time thing.... a one hit wonder, if you will. it is now no longer FP, and it will never again, be FP. i will move onto better works. i thank you all for playing, and upvoting this save. i owe you all greatly.
mehguy22 15th Feb 2013

This has been on the FP for quite a while
RustyNinja 15th Feb 2013

It's not about stopping explosions, only low-energy radiation.
GAMEFREAK 14th Feb 2013

how to break wall with 1 element: fill top space with PLUT
pds3-14 14th Feb 2013

All in all, I certify for protection of structures and personnel against any level of radiation. But I would not recommend shielding DEUT, PLUT, or other NEUT-sensitive elements with it.
pds3-14 14th Feb 2013

Same with Hyper-accelerated NEUT, 1/5000 impacts, maybe as high 1/3000.
pds3-14 14th Feb 2013

Against hyper-accelerated random-directional PHOT, it lets around 1/5000 impacts through.

The Powder Toy

RADIATION FILTER by meshesmaster

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