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Started 29th Dec 2011 in Feedback
QRTZ should actually generate SPRK when under pressure. It is a piezo-electric crystal which means it creates a voltage from pressure. It isn't a piezo-conductive material (if there is such a th...
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Started 28th Dec 2011 in Feedback
Addition of TNT Addition of IGNC ignition cord Addition of ELECtrons MAJOR upgrades to Lua interface (short of making brand new elements, complete editing of existing elements can n...
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Started 28th Dec 2011 in The Powder Toy/Lua scripting
This makes the colors in INSL cycle in heat mode. Because the temperature of INSL has no affect on the simulation (INSL is an insulator doesn't transfer any heat), it can be used in anything tha...
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Started 28th Dec 2011 in The Powder Toy/Lua scripting
The farther away an electron is from the point of origin the hotter it will be. If it reflects off something and approaches the point of origin it will get colder again. function test_up...
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Started 28th Dec 2011 in The Powder Toy/Lua scripting
I have just made a quantum "uncertainty" effect on a massive scale. Every particle of a given element, (PLSM in this case) will randomly jump around the screen when it is present. With. So ...
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Started 27th Dec 2011 in Feedback
vanquish349:that would require a lot of reworking of how saves work, if i am not misstaken only like 10 elements save ctype(i may be wrong). Well then a fix to the save code needs to be ...
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Started 27th Dec 2011 in Feedback
I am working on making my own elements in Lua, and am using the Ctype and Tmp properties. Unfortunately save stamps don't copy the Ctype or Tmp variables of every element, ONLY those which use t...
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Started 27th Dec 2011 in The Powder Toy/Lua scripting
nevermind I found the error in my code and fixed it now.
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Started 27th Dec 2011 in The Powder Toy/Lua scripting
Also what's the difference between parts[i].temp and tpt.parts[i].temp ?
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Started 27th Dec 2011 in The Powder Toy/Lua scripting
Which is the faster (processed faster by TPT) command for getting temperature data? tpt.get_property("temp", i) or parts[i].temp