Seems to obvious for someone to have not said it, but what about ETRD without the dangerous high temp plasma?

their were alot of posts when i posted could you guys go 2 page 26 and tell me what you think ! of my sugestion

I don't think logic gates should be compressed. People can actually see how they work and the logic behind it's made the way we do now.

gravitational pull thing (place down to change center of gravity or kind of like fan but chages gravity direction)
EDIT (nother idea) maby we could have a sun that will slowly die and turn into a black hole (idea from reading argument afew pages behind)

Please do not double post.

Sharwul
yes, the air pressure interacting walls are a good idea, though they have been suggested quite a lot with no apparent response.
but yes, I would like to see preasure blocking walls. The absorbing idea is a good one too.

The only pressure interacting wall that I think we need is a wall that lets particles through but blocks pressure.


Exactly! When I looked at Triclops200's logic gates I just saw a bunch of particles (I usually prefer to know how something works if I'm going to use it in something I make).

Can we please add more unique interactions with neutrons :D In the old powder toy, neutrons used to be like the 'god' particles of the game, they did a bunch of neat things with other elements and stuff, and ever since the new one I feel like it's sort of been brushed off and there isn't any new interactions, it seems like the new 'god' particles are plasma and thunder lol.

You know how C4 turns to GOO, NITR to GAS so on and so forth! Just like that, make neat cool things.

Neutrons are still my favorite elements in the game and they always will be!

ZebraineZ
yeah, i have thought of that too.
I was actually down at the nuclear rector in Sydney yesterday (chemistry trip) and i found out that negative thermal coefficient transistors/conductors are made by blasting silicon with neutrons. Basicaly the same thing happens to dope silicon (P/N type silicons). So that could be an area to expand on with neutrons...

i think that there should be an element that is conductive but not meltable