The Powder Toy

The_Tallgeese

Ah, so the steam that is used to generate electricity comes from room-temperature water. Someone should have informed the folks over at Harrisburg of our little secret.

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therocketeer

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well if you don't want me to use it, type more than 2 lines for the first post in your thread next time. And for the last time, the lua console is designed to modify elements in this way.
if you want TTAN to melt at a higher temperature like 8000:
tpt.eltransition.ttan.tempHighValue = 8000

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greymatter

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So you want an element that gets destroyed only after being exposed to 9500+ heat for quite a long time?

Why not use VIBR? It resists heat for a long time before giving way.

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boxmein

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We are giving you feedback on your feedback, and part of it includes code as explanation or demonstration.

sandstorm

you could use wifi, as it cannot be destroyed by heat. only pressure. (note: if the wifi is destroyed, the tempurature of the brmt will be the same as the wifi)

Intercalaris

if you layer elements, I think that solves the problem. When I made ttan layered on itself many times, it became stronger and resisted heat better.

sandstorm

I there are reactors in tpt that can go up to 5000 deg c on ambient heat and contain most of it using ttan and insl. just no fire or there will be a massive explosion (If you use high pressures :P)

Plating.