i was thinking maybe there should be a humidity factor that can be set. this allows water to spontaneously condense on nonmoving solids when they are cold (depending on humidity level) also the blank areas (empty) should act more like air. i.e. transfer heat
This is kind of off topic, but i'll ask anyways. Electricity (in real life) can, in theory, go through anything that has electrons, right? so how come we can't have electricity go through air? This is not related to the powder toy in any way except the fact that these elements exist in pt, that was NOT an idea. it was a question.

Thank you!

electricity can jump in the pt between appropriate conductors, but the distance is limited to one pixel. And there is electrode, obviously.

And photons

actually i meant what stops electricity from traveling through air in real life? oxygen has electrons, and they can switch, so how comw we cant make a chain of oxygen atoms switch electrons, therefore creating a current?

well i did mention it was off topic in my previous post, it just came to mind. ah well

various types of: acid, metal and plants
all the elements of the periodic table that can be done?

c4_MANIAC487
Did you read the first post?

Why would we need multiple acids, or metals for that matter?
oh yeah thats right... 2-chlorobutanoic acid will totally take away coloured squares better than Hexafluorophosphoric acid...
And metals, class 2 Niobium-titanium super conductor will kick Yttrium-Barium-Copper-Oxide super conductor's but.
Now dont even get me started on the periodic table... (sorry c4_MANIAC487 if i sound harsh, but I occasionally I do need to vent a bit at ridiculous ideas, and that was a pretty good effort to peeve me off, please read the title of the thread first)

But this rant has given me an idea...
I know coders (at least Simon) have said that conductors cannot make a spark any faster, but could an element be made that would transmit electricity instantaneously? like the conductive walls... surely that is a different bunch of code to the standard conductive stuff. This would help make electronics a lot faster if elements were used or a lot smaller if walls were used.

And I still think that a switch battery would be a huge help to the efficiency and size of electronics (like switch or liquid crystal, except that it produces current when activated [PSCN to activate, NSCN to deactivate], instead of changing colour or just allowing current to pass respectively).