Good Powder toy stuff idea
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Okay... whelp, here we go. positives: realism. I don't see any others. negatives: Slow light. Boring reactions. Too many elements. Cluttered elements. Useless elements. Save breaking reactions. Save breaking physics. If there are any I have forgotten, then forgive me. I think there is a LOT of them.
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My method is my own education as a Chemical Engineering major and a textbook. I think having TPT being realistic would be VERY boring and complex to everyone else. Chemistry involves lots of math and theory involved with electrons and how the charges interact.
Otherwise, I don't think we should be arguing this realistic idea. It's been argued before and stayed the same. The Powder Toy was not built to be realistic.
Edited once by Lockheedmartin. Last: 23rd May 2014 -
List of things that are unrealistic in TPT:
Protons
Electrons
Neutrons
Fluid dynamics
Mass
Gravity
Stickman
Law of conservation of mass (CRAY)
Electricity (IRL it is instant) (no DC/AC in TPT)
Virus
Acid
Piston (IRL it uses compressed gas)
Pump (IRL moves stuff around)
Walls
Edited 2 times by mecha-man. Last: 23rd May 2014 -
electricity also no ground/return, all circiuts in tpt are open. IRL every single electronic save would do absolutely nothing.
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I don't know about you, but the OP should request lock.
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i know that
Electrons
Neutrons
Acid
Piston
are realistic
i was thinking of that and i found out that you are completely right after all
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@Protcom (View Post)
Pistons aren't realistic in TPT...
so is NEUT...
so is ELEC...
so is a lot of other things.
TPT is a --GAME-- (not a research tool) that makes hydrogen if neutrons collide with electrons.
Don't try to make it realistic. You are doomed to fail. -
didn't you see the last post ? ------> @Protcom (View Post) <-------
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Guys, this thread has nothing to do with how realistic TPT is. He just wanted particles to sort of "emit" Newtonian gravity.
I tested that myself and it is easily possible. Making it work good might be a little harder though. The scale just doesn't work right, with normal gravity pulling particles downward it doesn't make much sense. I did get some WATR to form a circle around some DMND before DUST (which is apparently pretty heavy) pulled it away. The DUST also seemed to form a little ball, kind of like what happens with gravitons (GRVT) in my mod.
