My friends and I were Skype chatting about Powder Toy. We were messing around with radioactive elements, when one of my friends said, "Wouldn't it be cool if there was a geiger counter/radiation detector in the top-right corner with the pressure and temp meters?" I thought of this idea further, and thought of how cool it would be if particles could absorb neutrons/radiation. But only certain elements should be allowed to absorb them, and only with a certain percentage chance. Then, over time, they would emit these neutrons they have absorbed. You could be able to add that radiation/neutron meter in the corner, and tell how many neutrons are in that element. I hope you take this idea into consideration, and hope you like it. I hope to see this in game some day.

@MasterMind555 (View Post)

Yep, I was thinking either that, or most elements such as wood and stone absorb neutrons, but solid metals do not. Or there could be a setting thing, like with ambient heat, that enables/disables neutron absorption.