dasapples
dasapples
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17th Apr 2012
7th May 2012
This is probably a glitch. somehow this creation I made is creating pressure? is this supposed to happen?

Comments

  • river0038
    river0038
    4th Sep 2020
    metal still creates pressure by sparking it. Creators sometimes put air walls so the electronics dont pressurize themselves
  • EXCISION
    EXCISION
    2nd Sep 2016
    My point wasn't showing 2 yr olds physics. My point was to point out how simple thing here is falsely accused as a glitch and i explained it as simply as i can. I'm actually glad that it sounded that simple to you lol
  • knightofrelms
    knightofrelms
    3rd Jun 2016
    dude, good bit, i like ur taste in music excision. bad bit, that is like primary school physics. learn something other than year 2 tests.
  • EXCISION
    EXCISION
    15th Apr 2016
    This isn't a glitch in any way. Learn your physics. Electricity through metal > heat > air heats > air extends > pressure, especially in small spaces like this. Have you seen a balloon when atmospheric air is cold? How about an empty bottle? In cold their air inside shrinks a bit and makes the balloon loose and the bottle gets in a little suction. Now this is what happens when air heats.
  • float_hand_thing
    float_hand_thing
    30th Sep 2014
    good point and also, how else would my very good nuclear reactor work? XD
  • dasapples
    dasapples
    14th May 2012
    why would the spark NOT make the heat? how else would they make things like blow-dryers?
  • incredibuilder404
    incredibuilder404
    13th May 2012
    Well, heat generates pressure in real life, so I don't see why it shouldn't in this ultra-accurate sim. Also, in case you're too stupid to realize, The SPRK is making the heat. AS USUAL
  • dasapples
    dasapples
    7th May 2012
    after pressing CTRL+B, maybe..
  • ohzjjg
    ohzjjg
    7th May 2012
    Looks the BEST in nothing display (8)
  • martie112
    martie112
    17th Apr 2012
    First of all, It looks cool ;) well done. And yeah, a spark on metal etc. gives a little pressure (around 0.3) so i guess alot close together give some more pressure ;)