Fix DYST so that it doesn't spread like a virus into normal yeast that shouldn't otherwise die
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@cracker64
Ah, haven't checked that... just thought since it's so strict on the heat that could have been it.. But it should be an easy remove right? -
@pilojo
Well thats if it was the heat alone, in fact, I tried an experiment:
1. Make some kind of container using walls.
2.place a whole bunch of yeast.
3. slowly heat kill it (don't set it on fire though).
4.erase some of it.
5.cool it off with some water
6. (optional step) remove the water.
7. place some yeast and watch it spread.
Alternatively do steps 1 to 3 and observe the spread. It doesn't change the temperature of the yeast itself as it spreads, even cold yeast dies on contact with that.
Edit: I'm not asking for a removal of dead yeast, just a change in the behavior. Could make yeast more useful since it's easy to overheat it and have the dead yeast destroy whatever you were trying to do. -
...It isn't likely to be fixed. Unless you can think of some reason for why it breaks something. Yeast is supposed to be difficult to grow, if dead yeast didn't spread, you'd end up with growing splotches and dead splotches, which would be something of a mess.
