The Powder Toy

Lua Element Requests II by RebMiami

RebMiami
RebMiami
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20th Feb 2023
17th Sep 2023
Remember the old Lua Element Request? I'M DOING IT AGAIN! If you didn't get a suggestion implemented last time, you may have another chance now. Suggestions will be accepted in the comments of this save, in the forum post, or in #tpt-mods on Discord.
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Comments

  • z4dg9ssw135
    z4dg9ssw135     13th Mar 2023
    how about instead of dirt just powder elements like sand or stne?
  • RebMiami
    RebMiami     13th Mar 2023
    @z4dg9ssw135 Yeah, that was exactly what I was worried about with this element. It would work best with more ecology-themed elements to complement it, but Fan Elements is not structured to provide that.
  • z4dg9ssw135
    z4dg9ssw135     13th Mar 2023
    I would suggest to add bees so they do stuff with "flowers" but ig that would take a lot of time
  • z4dg9ssw135
    z4dg9ssw135     13th Mar 2023
    Idea inspired by FNGS by Sandboxvoid : Trees (also root element and dirt) . Few different types of trees defined on spawn . Grows with time . Amount of roots is about 1.5 the size of tree bush (it will stop growing if it has not enough place for roots) . Grows in "wet" dirt , dirt absorbs some water . After about 18000 frames (5 minutes at 60 fps) it starts blooming (colour is defined by type of tree) .
  • RebMiami
    RebMiami     13th Mar 2023
    I've chosen the next element: FNGS by Sandboxvoid!
  • RebMiami
    RebMiami     9th Mar 2023
    @TBAVPfrags No, I totally understand and that's a feature that I would want in my "dream sandbox game". However, it would be impractical to implement in Lua because Lua can't access default element reactions.
  • micque
    micque     9th Mar 2023
    @RebMiami just thought to mention it since it wouldn't be very realistic if they are keeping each other stable in the air
  • TBAVPfrags
    TBAVPfrags     9th Mar 2023
    actually here is another idea, MGAS Mixed Gases. Basically can be toggled on or off but its properties are influenced by the concentrations of each gas in it for example a MGAS with more hydrogen than co2 or oxygen will react more like hydrogen etc. sorry if i sound like a mega science nerd and you arent able to understand
  • micque
    micque     9th Mar 2023
    Okay, i understand, thank you!
  • RebMiami
    RebMiami     8th Mar 2023
    @micque FUEL sticking to gases is sorta-intentional. I was at one point going to remove it, but I didn't because it lets you make FUEL solid by mixing in small amounts of gases. I'll work out the details for the non-stick feature.