Cracker1000's Mod
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add more noble gases
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suggestion:make URAN glow under UV. also, i got protocol version mismatch when trying to join tptmp, but my tptmp version is v2.0.22
Edited once by GodOfChaos. Last: 31st Oct 2021 -
The Autoupdater doesnt work (for your mod, stock tpt, and this mod) on MacOS 11 (all versions) and 12.1 (what im on right now)
it might just be my computer though
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i use windows
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okay... most people do.
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Howdy, just gonna drop a couple of element suggestions
Reactor-grade electrical elements, like PCSN and NCSN that doesn't melt or WIFI that doesn't turn to Broken metal under pressure
that is all, thank you -
@IEATDIRT (View Post)
That is understandable then. That's one of the things I mentioned in my first post that would really annoy me. Unfortunately we can't do anything to fix that, it is a mac issue.
It might be a good idea for me to add an option to disable starcatcher.us updates. This option would then trickle down into mods. My mod and Android already have this. Mac users who are bothered could then use it, and decide whether or not to upgrade later.
Although I do recommend you just get good at upgrading .. since the majority of users aren't on mac and won't be bothered. -
You can just use in game element editor and increase the melting range of these elements.
I won't be changing any Vanilla element to maintain save compatibility, PHOS does glow under UV if you want that.
Need more properties/ reactions.
Also, a new tptmp update is out and you will have to update it manually this time, you can follow the jacob1's installation video for the same, https://starcatcher.us/Jacob/img/tptmp%20installation.webm (it's fairly easy to do so)
I do plan to make tptmp updates easier in future.
Edited 2 times by Cracker1000. Last: 2nd Nov 2021 -
but will the properties stick when i upload it?
also, is it possible to make WIFI indestructable?
Edited once by Redfrogcrab. Last: 2nd Nov 2021 -
No, those edited properties won't be saved otherwise it could get extremely confusing for other players.
And nope, you can't make wifi indestructible.
There are various workarounds tho, like insulating PSCN/ NSCN with frames, WIFI with PUMP, etc.
You could also use the "wall" element to protect them from pressures and/ or high temperatures.
Also, if you send a save id, I could help you with it sometime.
