CWFI, CPTO and CPTI

  • therocketeer
    14th Sep 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    @Jackeea (View Post)
    these, typicly, are completely useless. Nobody will want them, nobody will code them.
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  • therocketeer
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    @Jackeea (View Post)
    yes i understand, as i said, its useless and nobody will want ro code them.
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  • therocketeer
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    @Jackeea (View Post)
    they have one function and thats it. How hard is it to use a bit of DMND here and there?
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  • DRAGONF0RCE
    14th Sep 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    That would still be pretty useless since electronics usually have to be very accurate. Heating WIFI by an arbitrary amount would screw up almost any counter/calculator/computer in TPT. It would be much easier to turn switches on or off to control WIFI and PRT channels.
  • CAC-Boomerang
    14th Sep 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    What is so honestly hard about heating WIFI, PTRO and PTRI that you need to create another element with exactly the same purpose with a different method to create such a result?

    If you're trying to make a WIFI that will spark to different outputs depending on temperature that changes without using the HEAT/COOL tool, there are other ways without creating a new element.
  • Cr15py
    14th Sep 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    It can be integrated into the existing elements already, not that it's needed. This can be easily achieved with diamond.
  • DerpLord
    14th Sep 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    I bet Catelite is about to come in here with her heat conducting portal save.

    It can be done with regular portals and a little bit of glow.
    That means we don't need a new element for it.