250 / 8

6th Apr 2017

10th Aug 2017

I have been experimenting with warp for a long time but this effect I found is bizzare. If this is already known about warp I'm sorry, but I discovered it on my own. I'm not sure what this can do for anyone but it seemed wierd enough to share

subframe warp sphere shredinger 1electron2orbs quantumintpt 2orbs1electron quantumtheory quantum

Comments

TwistedRaven 20th Jul 2020

It's not in the same area at the same time, it spends 2 frames in the left sphere and 1 frame in the right one, still bizzare, probably just a glitich with warp
beta23 28th Aug 2019

if you pause it and press f to go frame by frame, you can see that the electron teleports between the two test areas. so theres ony ever one electron. wierd.???
Im_ygy 15th Sep 2018

All warp's tmp2 =10000
Im_ygy 15th Sep 2018

Whenever some warp is deleted all warp respondes.
Im_ygy 15th Sep 2018

if (parts[i].tmp2>2000) { parts[i].temp = 10000; sim->pv[y/CELL][x/CELL] += (parts[i].tmp2/5000) * CFDS; if (RNG::Ref().chance(1, 50)) sim->create_part(-3, x, y, PT_ELEC); }
jojofishfishing 3rd Aug 2018

Hey, I just found another thing. Here you go: 2311684.
NACEOD 29th Jul 2018

Jamie_S this is there the law of conservation of mass goes into the trash.
GODUSMAXIMUS456 28th Jul 2018

IncrementTimesTwo: thats what quantum entanglement is, linking two objects so if one changes, so does the otherr
IncrementTimesTwo 25th Jul 2018

Interesting, the fact that deleting something in one orb effects the other.
jojofishfishing 4th Jul 2018

ha, I hadn't noticed that until now!

The Powder Toy

Electron Entanglement? by jojofishfishing

Comments