The Powder Toy

I didn't specify anything from real life temperature wise. For example I said that the room temperature in TPT is 22deg NOT that the real life definition of "room temperature" was 22de...

user25:Again as we've said countless times is this is not "Realism Toy" its just a sim game, not to mimic real life.  Just because its goal isn't to mimic real life doesn...

Ever wonder why your soda pop goes flat if left open in the sun on a hot summer day? The reason is because the CO2 quickly outgasses from the solution when heated. Likewise the rate at which CO2 outg...

I just got this in my email.    BARCLAYS BANK OF UK  1 Churchill Place  London, E14 5HP, United Kingdom  http://www.barclays.co.uk      Dear Customer,  &n...

All the threads in Element Suggestions disappeared. Of the remaining ones, even those that are not locked, I can't reply to. What's going on?

I never understood the rule against heaters/coolers. Is it because it would make it "too easy" to do certain things, and thus would become a "cheating" element?

Yeah there's stuff like don't post heater/cooler suggestion but that's arbitrary.    First of all GOL ESPECIALLY when acting as a cooler is USELESS. I set off a nuclear reac...

I found H2 burns at about 1200 by itself O2 burns 800. 1200 is hot enough to melt metal. 800 isn't.  Now the ONLY time it should be hot enough to melt metal is when the H2 and O2 are mixed.

code1949:@Videogamer555!156133  Actually H2 and O2 combined burns at over 3000C. Normally, they burn at less than 600C.  Then there's a bug. O2 burns 800C and H2 burns at 3000C. If the...

I like how you make H2 burn hotter than O2, but I have a better idea, that should probably be implemented before someone makes a save using this that would become broken if my idea were implemented.&...