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Started 1st Apr 2012 in Feedback
@Tandors (View Post) It depends on the initial temperature of the hydrogen. If you heat it to the max temp, a lot will be formed, but if you have it at about 5000 degrees it might only go to C...
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Started 1st Apr 2012 in Powder Toy mods
@firefreak11 (View Post) I don't know, maybe just try Ctrl + f, and search for PT_NEUT that way
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Started 1st Apr 2012 in Powder Toy mods
@firefreak11 (View Post) In visual studio, you can right click and then "find all references". Do this for PT_NEUT, and add your energy particle to the if statements if it looks like ...
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Started 31st Mar 2012 in Help
It should still heat up no matter what brush you use, it's just that the center line heats up faster due to a minor bug I forgot to fix in my pull request. Try heating it more, then maybe cool d...
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Started 27th Mar 2012 in Feedback
The triangle glitch is caused by the speed increases I added, it doesn't fill in the entire triangle for each point in the line because then it would keep trying to create particles in the same ...
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Started 25th Mar 2012 in Development
I think you have to open up a file first, try opening main.c and then see if it's there.
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Started 22nd Mar 2012 in Development Assistance
@lillepallt (View Post) I just tested the differences between them, and the both have the same framerate on a fullscreen of water, but the c++ one seems like it might be a tiny bit faster. This...
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Started 21st Mar 2012 in Feedback
@Joeboy25 (View Post) I'm not sure if that it is possible to make it act like the particle it's ctype is. Each element has properties that are the same for all elements of that type, ...
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Started 20th Mar 2012 in General
I the newest beta, the speed improvements change the order particles are drawn in. SPNG still moves up like normal, but when you try to make it move left, only the left half moves. You can now make i...
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Started 19th Mar 2012 in Help
@billion57 The maximum temperature is in powder.h, and there is no way to change it without recompiling the whole source. @The-Fall (View Post) temperature is stored as a flo...