nscn and pscn problem...

  • msalko
    25th Feb 2013 Member 1 Permalink

    there is one thing that's bothering me, and that is tranzistors.

    in real world when i have PNP i need to have drain on N so voltage from colector can go to emmiter.

    but in powder toy when i do this it'll just go from P to N and nothing at all.

     

    i know there are several ways how to da a tranzistor, but to have one only 3x2px big should be good.

     

    (my sugestion is that you should add something like negative current or\and negative battery)

     

    im looking forward to read your response.

  • cj646464
    26th Feb 2013 Member 2 Permalink

    TPT is not based on real world, it is it's own little sandbox.  \

     

     

    EDIT:  Please make your grammar more legible.  Easier to read please.

  • boxmein
    26th Feb 2013 Former Staff 2 Permalink
    @msalko (View Post)
    PSCN and NSCN are used to make one way wires. That's all.
  • zxaaw
    3rd Mar 2013 Member 2 Permalink

    That's not all. PSCN stands for Positive-type silicon, NSCN for Negative type silicon. It's true that they make diodes, but solar panels aren't realistic, nor is SPRK. SPRK is negative, so the idea is that TPT should add positive sprk, hopefully electricity would also become completely invisible and also add ammeters and voltmeters or such. Solar panels should display the NSCN side to the photons, TPT should add tiny arcs between metals and should edit the properties of ETRD.

  • mniip
    3rd Mar 2013 Developer 0 Permalink
    @msalko (View Post)
    the P-N transmission analogues are PTCT and NTCT, not PSCN and NSCN
  • fireball5000
    3rd Mar 2013 Member 0 Permalink

    @zxaaw (View Post)

     If you wnat invisible SPRK, just color your wires, and turn TPT to Nothing display.

  • zxaaw
    4th Mar 2013 Member 0 Permalink

    But if you make a circuit, do you see the materials flashing?!

    @fireball5000 (View Post)

     

  • Box-Poorsoft
    4th Mar 2013 Banned 1 Permalink
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