@plypencil (View Post)

 

Yea.. maybe air loss is if the element can contain air or not.. makes sence. Specially when airloss to this element is true, and the same element lets air flow.

 

About the function I don't understand... nah. Theres a command to put properties into stuff, and one of those is 'solid', ''257 #define TYPE_SOLID 0x00004 //4 Solids''.

@mrsalit0s (View Post)

Well done. Thats pretty epic.

@jacksonmj (View Post)

 

Thank you, but whats with ''type=tpt.get_property("ctype",x+math.random(-1,1),y+math.random(-1,1))'' ?

This Element is partially contrast to the element neon, so no wonder you called that element neon and this is perfectly great creation!

@boxmein (View Post)

 

Clone doesn't have it, does it?

 

Because apparently it only gets fully ctyped into an element because the element spreads on its surface..

I made an adaptation of your neon element: largely the same, neongraph has been removed( it gave errors so I dumped it) and if you give neon a tmp value of seven of above , it wil keep a specific color for that tmp, when you recolor your neon, it will relight in that color

 

( it works like this if a neon with tmp seven or above doves, the light color of every neon of that tmp is set to that color, if different from base color (allows some cool scroll effects too!))

 

It works perfect for tmp7, but sometimes it acts a bit sturdy for tmp 8 and above ( after being sparked not recoloring) but if you recolor it after sparking, it should work as described.

 

would you mind if I posted it? (please reply)