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30th Nov 2018

SPOILER, not real entanglement. I explain how I achieved this effect. Entanglement in TPT will likely never exist, especially not without quantum computers, but very very fast particles can act as if they are in multiple places at once

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funky3000 1st Dec 2018

Ahh, alrighty, that explains that one. Thanks jacob! I can see how that would save space, especially considering you can have about 235k particles at max. Doing some quick math, 235k particles with 4 bits for velocity seems to be just shy of a megabyte, so saving 700ish kilobytes seems worth it considering its just velocity
jacob1 1st Dec 2018

FYI, TPT only saves velocity in the range of -16 to 16. This is to save space, it only uses one byte for each particle's velocity, once loaded velocity is normally 4 bytes. That explains why the console command is required.
Brift 1st Dec 2018

standing wave?
Matera_the_Mad 1st Dec 2018

veeeerrrry interesting
J2CD 1st Dec 2018

Press ~ and type "!set vx phot 302" for the effect @funky3000 wants to show. +1
funky3000 1st Dec 2018

Once again, since it's a ways down there now, a reminder that the console is required for this because of TPT's limitations with saving the velocity of particles
Alexred42 30th Nov 2018

*-273.15 c
Alexred42 30th Nov 2018

RussianCosmonaut: and it needs to be kept at absolute zero as in like -237 degrees c
Alexred42 30th Nov 2018

RussianCosmonaut: yes because it is wildly ineffective you have to realized computers now have thousands of bits which means thousand of 0's and 1's the most high tech quantum computer d-wave only has a little more than 2000
Nomad14 30th Nov 2018

this save isnt close to being a good save, its an AWESOME SAVE

The Powder Toy

The Illusion of Entangled Particles by funky3000

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