Water Surface Tension, Yes, NO? Answer. POLL

  • yoplait
    16th Oct 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    cant you freeze bubbles Though? But i Thank you all for supporting this poll, its not just for water its all liquids too, deut would have more tension than water and nitr would have more tension than deut.

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  • Catelite
    16th Oct 2011 Former Staff 1 Permalink
    Surface tension assumes that water particles have some degree of solidness around its edges. Powder Toy doesn't calculate objects, it deals with particles that have barely any relationship with one another.

    Not sure how this would really be fun to play with. Objects resting on the surface of water would be tricky enough, but not as tricky as making water behave that way in the first place.
  • yoplait
    16th Oct 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    Dont be complicated just simple designn dosent have to calculate anything... So do you support?
  • Catelite
    16th Oct 2011 Former Staff 2 Permalink
    I would support if there was any part of this idea that wasn't laughably hard to implement. :P

    Coding particles of water to form droplets means they'd have to be movable solids. You know how well that normally goes over.
  • code1949
    16th Oct 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    @Catelite (View Post)
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  • BloodLust
    16th Oct 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    @plead-for-destruction (View Post)
    if you mean the bubbles formed from soap then that was the devs test of a "moving solid" , just a tiny step forward, more of a science experiment for them :P

    @yoplait (View Post)
    and how would surface tension help boil watr?

    @yoplait (View Post)
    catelites saying to make surface tension each particle on the edge would have to calculate the particles around it to give it the "tension"

    aka a TTTTTTTTTTTTOOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNN of lag


  • yoplait
    16th Oct 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    they dont have to have amoving solids
  • code1949
    16th Oct 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    @yoplait (View Post)
    But then how would it work?
  • yoplait
    16th Oct 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    Just liquids it would make it much more simple he iss making it complicated. when liquid
    falls it would collect two or three and form a drop
  • code1949
    16th Oct 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    @yoplait (View Post)
    That IS a moving solid!