Powered Electronic suggestion: HTMU

  • mniip
    13th Apr 2012 Developer 0 Permalink
    Imho, it would be better if:
    spark it with metl - starting temp exchange
    spark it with inwr - starting ctype exchange
    spark it with ntct - start setting life
    spark it with ptct - start setting tmp
    spark it with inst - everything will be disabled
    all those state changes might be stored in tmp2 in binary format
    Due to big amount of wires all sparks should be looked up 2 px far from it, i.e rx=-3;rx<4;rx++
  • code1949
    13th Apr 2012 Member 0 Permalink
    @mniip (View Post)
    Wait, that's possible? =O
  • plead-for-destruction
    13th Apr 2012 Member 0 Permalink
  • code1949
    13th Apr 2012 Member 0 Permalink
    @mniip (View Post)
    Does this look good?

    A
    ll Purpose Manipulator Unit (APMU)

    Description
    : Transfers properties. Read FAQ on website for help.

    Properties:
    Fully activated via PSCN and fully deactivated via NSCN. When receiving SPRK from METL, it transfers heat between thermally conductive elements to thermally insulative elements and vice-versa.  When PIPE discharges into it, the element discharged become APMU's ctype, when receiving SPRK via INWR, APMU changes adjacent elements ctype to its own ctype before resetting its own ctype. APMU will not change the ctype of PIPE (to prevent looping). When receiving SPRK from NTCT, it will change the tmp of adjacent elements (+4 when active, -4 when inactive). When receiving SPRK from PTCT, it will change the life of adjacent elements (+4 when active, -4 when inactive). Stores each property transfer status as binary in tmp2. It is always thermally conductive but can only mediate between conductors and insulators when activated. It cannot melt, be shattered or converted. Receives SPRK signals from a 2pixel radius. {rx=-3;rx<4;rx++}






    Alternatively, I have a possible element to fill in the other half of the roles along with a signal boosting feature.
    The original element and the new complementary element are:

    Heat Transfer Mediator Unit (HTMU)

    Description
    : Transfers heat between conductors and insulators. Converts elements in PIPE to ctypes.

    Properties:
    PSCN to activate, NSCN to deactivate. When activated, it transfers heat between thermally conductive elements to thermally insulative elements and vice-versa. When PIPE discharges into it, the element discharged become HTMU's ctype, when active; HTMU changes adjacent elements ctype to its own ctype before resetting its own ctype. HTMU will not change the ctype of PIPE (to prevent looping). It is always conductive but can only mediate between conductors and insulators when activated. It cannot melt, be shattered or converted.

    Element Property Modifier Unit (EPMU)

    Description
    : Modifies properties. Read FAQ on website for help.

    Properties:
    PSCN to activate, NSCN to deactivate. When receiving SPRK from METL, it will change the life of adjacent elements (+4 when active, -4 when inactive). When receiving SPRK from INWR, it will change the life of adjacent elements (+4 when active, -4 when inactive). When receiving WIRE signals, it will set the life (10 when active, 0 when inactive) of all powered elements in a 2 pixel radius {rx=-3;rx<4;rx++}

  • code1949
    16th Apr 2012 Member 0 Permalink
    So any opinions on the amended suggestion?
  • R3APER
    16th Apr 2012 Member 0 Permalink
    Nice.
  • code1949
    18th Apr 2012 Member 0 Permalink
    So any criticism?
    *considers saying something controversial to stimulate activity*
  • The-Fall
    18th Apr 2012 Member 0 Permalink
    I Cant Imagine Electronics with this, think of the possibilities... Entire computers, able to be rewired quickly, removing the need for large scale Electronics... Think of how small we could compact TPT Electronics with this.
  • Shriek
    20th Apr 2012 Banned 0 Permalink
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  • Colton-Bates
    21st Apr 2012 Member 0 Permalink
    ummmm... Insulators don't conduct heat. So even if this element were to conduct to a single particle of insulating material, it wouldn't be conducted to and further insulators (even of the same type). Just sayin'. The pipe thingy would be very useful, though. Also, what's with ending all of your element's initialisms with Unit?