i was able to creat a sceen full of it easy actually it is that easy try a gpmp at -256 in the shape of a hollowed out circle circle and then put the protons in then feed the SINGs till they get bigger. I've een managed to do it with a circluar black and whitehole (seperate). also try a 0 degree gpmp and then put a bunch of protons on the screen.
I have attempted to get the protons to react with each other at high speeds, it seems to be broken.
under the heading //collide with other protons to make heavier elements//
the code makes sense, but it doesn't work? Or am I just failing to get them moving at a high enough velocity?
How do I make them go faster, then?
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I've tried a few different methods, can someone who has successfully achieved a prot-prot reaction please explain to me how I can accomplish the same result? It seems to not work.
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I've attempted all the methods listed above, none seem to work at all. The only thing I can get the protons to react with is electrons. Can somebody give me a step by step (if they're willing) of how to achieve these prot-prot reactions? I'm very interested in the functionality.
What if protons were attracted to electrons? you could use that to make sensors or communication devices, or maybe homing lasers. what does everyone think about that?
I managed to create SING with protons by using RPEL.
wait technically if we were to give uranium 2 protons in real life wouldn't we have an unstable negatively charged plutonium particle so will we have uranium trun into plutonium or will it be left like that.
NOTE: this isn't the only possible reaction with protons EX: protons+hygn=NBLE(helium).
I'm not supporting this Idea I am just throwing it out there.
I'm able to create a bit of SING with GPMP. But even so I have to use a ton (4000-8000 pixels) of PROT to make a bit (300-400 pixels) of SING.