The Powder Toy

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  • tutut125     12th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    cracker64
    a couple minutes ago with sse2 windows
  • Pilihp64     12th Nov 2010 Developer 0 Permalink
    tutut125
    then try it again, here is what you do, open powder toy, place some metal, switch to heat gradient view, select heat tool, draw on the metal until it turns red/orange, then come back here and tell me it doesn't work.
  • rodentsnipe     12th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    Oh ye. It's only on the sse, and not on sse2 or sse3.
  • tutut125     12th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    cracker64
    it only works on sse3 for me
  • Pilihp64     12th Nov 2010 Developer 0 Permalink
    rodentsnipe
    um no, i'm pretty sure they all work, just tested them
  • rodentsnipe     12th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    By the way, I was talking about the hidden menu when I sed "oh ye, it's only on sse and not on sse2 and sse3" just 2 let u no.
  • tutut125     12th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    tutut125
    omg my friend was on my account sorry cracker64 for noobiness and i acually have a deceant suggestion for iron ( i know its their) but maybe you could add [ZINC] and galvanized steel like antb listened to me for this idea so can you?

    Zinc
    [ZINC]
    Zinc + 1000C = lava
    Zinc (c-type lava) + Iron (c-type lava) = gstl
    color: redish

    Galvanized steel
    [GSTL]
    GSTL + 3500C = lava
    Zinc (c-type lava) + Iron (c-type lava) = gstl
    color: sort of iron but if possible a glow when reflecting photons
  • Pilihp64     12th Nov 2010 Developer 0 Permalink
    what other uses would they have besides the reactions to make GSTL, any special electrical properties.
  • tutut125     12th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    cracker64
    here ill make edits

    Zinc
    [ZINC]
    Zinc + 1000C = lava
    Zinc (c-type lava) + Iron (c-type lava) = gstl
    electric properties: only conducts to switch and insulated wire
    color: redish

    Galvanized steel
    [GSTL]
    GSTL + 3500C = lava
    Zinc (c-type lava) + Iron (c-type lava) = gstl
    electrical properties: like pscn it conducts to all conducters and doesnt heat up with current
    color: sort of iron but if possible a glow when reflecting photons
  • sillu129     12th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    can you make broken metal glow like fireworks when they get contact with fire
    so it would make cool sparks
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