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25th Aug 2013

radial gravity with a counteractive force in the center. elements will settle in rings. the weight of the elements determines the radius of that ring

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Comments

Schneumer 28th Aug 2013

just so you know acid is as heavy as deut and the others
Schneumer 28th Aug 2013

but it produces bunches of pressure that interfere with everything :P
colsen396 28th Aug 2013

singularity has matter, then it doesnt?
tothemyers 27th Aug 2013

Interesting, I found a major innacuracy in powder toy! I cleared out everything (save for the thing at the very center), and put some DEUT in. Then I compressed the DEUT. Instead of falling in towards the center more, since it is more dense (I made a ton of compressed deut), it stayed in the same position that it was in!
oghaki 27th Aug 2013

Give it a lil NGRG in the center for some enjoyable results. Thanks.
polarvolcano 27th Aug 2013

Holy crap this is good.
Elysi0 27th Aug 2013

shouldn't be the deut heavier than other liquids like watr ?
MSFMiller 27th Aug 2013

@Schneumer You sure like to explain alot!
Schneumer 26th Aug 2013

things not thongs
Schneumer 26th Aug 2013

actually i think this works the other way around. the ones inside are the heaviest, going outward getting lighter. the reason is, the gpmp is pushing thongs away. as it is on radial grav, everything tries to go to the middle, and since things like uran and plut are heavy, they get the closest. on the other hand, snow is the lightest as it is light and is far away from the gpmp, giving little resistance against the gpmp. so anar is the lightest. just clearing things up :P

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