The Powder Toy

Lua Element Requests by RebMiami

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14th Jun 2022
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element request particle ffld melt halo smdb

Comments

  • AraiKuma
    AraiKuma     17th Jun 2022
    Here to help ;)
  • AraiKuma
    AraiKuma     17th Jun 2022
    I can come up with way more ideas in this vein since I love just sitting down and thinking for a while. If you or anyone ever needs help with stuff like that which requires coming up with a bunch of interactions between things, I'd be a happy thinker haha :)
  • 7shotsolo
    7shotsolo     17th Jun 2022
    Now do GEAR
  • RebMiami
    RebMiami     17th Jun 2022
    FFLD is complete and now available for download! -- @AraiKuma That idea is quite unique! LPMR sounds a bit too difficult but ANTR could work.
  • AraiKuma
    AraiKuma     17th Jun 2022
    ANTR Antrite, Pressure applied to the powder particles is reflected against it and multiplied. === ANTR particles trade kinetic energy when magnifying pressure (IE : The more pressure ANTR is subject to, the slower it travels). === Molten Antrite [520] decays quickly, dissipating into thin air and releasing huge ammounts of pressure. === ANTR is made when GRAV comes in contact with GRVT in a positive ratio (Each GRVT particle can transform multiple GRAV particles.)
  • ZeSpaceKetteh
    ZeSpaceKetteh     17th Jun 2022
    LICD, liquid form of carbon dioxide (which does exist). can be formed by melting DRIC or cooling CO2 under heavy pressure
  • ZeSpaceKetteh
    ZeSpaceKetteh     17th Jun 2022
    NITG, created from gently melting NICE, acts like NBLE but without conductivity
  • RebMiami
    RebMiami     17th Jun 2022
    @Davidzilla LTRT (Liquid Tritium) is going to be in the next version of the mod at the request of the person who suggested tritium. -- @Aeiou_ There's another Lua mod that already does that kind of gravity simulation. I forget what it's called but you can probably find it.
  • AraiKuma
    AraiKuma     17th Jun 2022
    LPMR Liquid Polymer, Is "self pouring", sticking together while it flows viscously. It can flow uphill if it is linked to a falling particle chain. It can get dragged by any other moving collidable particle. Does not stick to distilled water to make for fun interactions :)
  • kaboinkaboink
    kaboinkaboink     17th Jun 2022
    RICE, stkm can eat for healing. 1 particle = +50 health It grows at 50 degrees. And its white.