The Powder Toy

INFINITE glow bug by GreninjaWorks

GreninjaWorks
GreninjaWorks
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10th Oct 2018
11th Oct 2018
did more research and now found this bug which is INFINITE lasting... thanks for funky3000 for first part
fancyworks wowow glow phot plant watt greatman

Comments

  • GreninjaWorks
    GreninjaWorks     17th Oct 2018
    reached time limit :/
  • Idiot0913
    Idiot0913     17th Oct 2018
    it worked without the blob display
  • coryman
    coryman     16th Oct 2018
    @agent5551 The game doesn't handle photons as a beam, it's a series of individual particles. The glow persists for a few frames, and since in those frames another photon takes the place of the first one, the glow doesn't go away
  • GreninjaWorks
    GreninjaWorks     14th Oct 2018
    BillCipher: lol found it
  • BillCipher
    BillCipher     13th Oct 2018
    press f to get minecraft watermelon
  • PortalPlayer
    PortalPlayer     13th Oct 2018
    agent5551: no, glow always changes regardless of updates. It's just that the photon density is enough to maintain it. Glow will fade if there's not enough to keep it, which can happen even if there is something.
  • enzopower
    enzopower     12th Oct 2018
    THIS A REAL BUG!!!
  • agent5551
    agent5551     12th Oct 2018
    The point is it would appear the game only recalculates glow when the phot beam changes. Because the phot beams are not changing it has no reason to update the glow until something interacts with or changes the phot beam. Also glow only seems to decay when no more glowing particles are present.
  • GreninjaWorks
    GreninjaWorks     12th Oct 2018
    agent5551: maybe you are correct but phot holds a no. of glow (probs 4) but becoz the phot is interacting with nothing it should lose glow. also you cant glow unless there is no elmt. and glow has a time to disappear
  • agent5551
    agent5551     11th Oct 2018
    This is probably due to the fact that the "glow" is only updated when other particles interact with the photon beam, or during a lighting update. Stopping the photon beam counts as a lighting update, so it updates the "glow" getting rid of it. Changing display mode probably reloads or disables lighting which gets rid of the "glow".