RebMiami
RebMiami
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13th Nov 2022
18th Nov 2022
Discovered when I messed up a script thing I was doing. COAL can be made impermeable to fire and pressure by editing its properties slightly. It can still be destroyed by other means, such as NEUT.
property material coal indestructible glitched

Comments

  • RebMiami
    RebMiami
    15th Nov 2022
    It's not completely indestructible, it just can't be broken by fire/heat/pressure. Radiation (neutrons specifically) can still damage it
  • Urist
    Urist
    15th Nov 2022
    My deut nuke destoryed part of it. Maybe I didn't do something right
  • RebMiami
    RebMiami
    14th Nov 2022
    You can independently set the values to make it immune to fire OR pressure, meaning you can make unbreakable fuel or turn it into a QRTZ-like hard material that can't melt
  • RebMiami
    RebMiami
    14th Nov 2022
    I might experiment and see what other coal types I can come up with. For now, I think I've made an interesting high-strength material that might be useful in bunkers without being overpowered.
  • RamenNoods
    RamenNoods
    14th Nov 2022
    messing around with different values will give you lots of different types of coal, with different uses, like fuel, or in this case, shielding and such.
  • RamenNoods
    RamenNoods
    14th Nov 2022
    life determines flammability of coal, and im pretty sure anything below 100 ignites it. tmp increases the number of pressure needed to convert into bcol.
  • nitroo
    nitroo
    14th Nov 2022
    im curious to hwo this works
  • DoodleBro
    DoodleBro
    14th Nov 2022
    oh and also changing it's life alone can make it stop burning
  • DoodleBro
    DoodleBro
    14th Nov 2022
    my theory is that it's coke, don't ask, it's from a minecraft industrial mod i can't bother to remember the name of since there's generations upon generations of indistrial mods that have even surpassed the definition of "industrial" and tap into "interstellar"
  • mosthelt
    mosthelt
    14th Nov 2022
    you still can turn it into wood with neutrons