Aqueous Mode

  • nmd
    18th Feb 2013 Member 0 Permalink

    also, for any people who want to try to code this and send a pull request, I think I found a way to make this possible:

     

    when the setting is turned on, when aqueous able materials come in contact with a liquid they should lose their density (or have the same density as the liquid, whatever works) so that they float in it. When they exit, they will resume having the properties they had before entering.

     

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    @therocketeer (View Post)

     I hope so too :D

  • wes12321
    18th Feb 2013 Member 0 Permalink

    sounds cool, with this you could technically have “layered liquids" like super saturated salt water under regular salt water

  • Potbelly
    19th Feb 2013 Banned 0 Permalink
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  • nmd
    19th Feb 2013 Member 0 Permalink

    @Potbelly (View Post)

     Same density wouldn't work. Properties of warp should be obvious, and I dont understand 'stickiness' :P

  • wes12321
    20th Feb 2013 Member 0 Permalink

    stickiness, like when gel is spawned near glass, it sticks in a 2 pixel thick layer only on the vertical sides

  • nmd
    20th Feb 2013 Member 0 Permalink

    @wes12321 (View Post)

     hmm, I never really used gel much... you learn something new every day

     

    @Potbelly (View Post)

     but how would it be 'sticky'

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  • nmd
    21st Feb 2013 Member 0 Permalink

    @Potbelly (View Post)

     oh, but see, nothing should stick togeather in the liquid, it should just be submurged into it and be allowed to float around in the water

    (and if its a gas, it it touches the surface it should have a chance to escape the liquid).

     

    or I completely misunderstood you :/

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  • bimmo_devices
    22nd Feb 2013 Member 0 Permalink

    No, not 'float', just mingle with the liquid particles.

     

    If one does want a "float", all that needs to happen is what happens currently: the gas particle will be displaced by a higher liquid particle. No pressure needed!