Tempered Steel
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Okay here me out on this. I'm thinking a conductive solid, that is fairly breakable with pressure. BUT, perhaps once heated to a certain temperature or melted and cooled, it becomes much more difficult to break.
Uses: Heat-responsive shields I guess.... I'm sure there are some uses.... just an idea, hate it or not I don't really care, I was just superheating and cooling METL with console and had this idea. -
@TheTempest
I could put it in my mod.TheTempest:
breakable with pleasure.
Urhm. Typo on pressure... Or easy to break?
I'm not quite sure. -
@cctvdude99
Um... I can't say anything to that. Yes, a typo... got something else lingering in my mind. -
@TheTempest
Dude... Lol.
Anyway, I'm thinking of ways to do this...
I think I have one now.
I'll use these temperatures:Wikipedia:
The steel is then tempered by heating between the ranges of 150–260 °C (302–500 °F) and 370–650 °C (698–1202 °F). Tempering in the range of 260–370 °C (500–698 °F) is sometimes avoided to reduce temper brittling. The steel is held at that temperature until the carbon trapped in the martensite diffuses to produce a chemical composition with the potential to create either bainite or pearlite (a crystal structure formed from a mixture of ferrite and cementite). When producing a truly bainitic or pearlitic steel the steel must be once again taken up to the austenite region (austenizing) and cooled slowly to a controlled temperature before being fully quenched to a low temperature. -
@cctvdude99
Nice, I like it. -
@TheTempest
Self reply? Lololol -
@cctvdude99 (View Post)
OMG LMFAO.....
How about...when this Metal is hotter, easier to break, but when colder, harder to break? -
@EqualsThree I was going to say just edit the whole temper thing into metl but it would probably break a few saves somehow.
@cctvdude99
Not a self reply, I meant I like the idea of you modding it that way. -
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@jenn4
Oh, I see. Fail xD
