Water weight and pressure?
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I don't know if it's wanted or currently not possible or supported by the engine but shouldn't a ton of water generate some pressure at the bottom due to it's weight? I'm not that good at physics but I learned it that the deeper you go in water the bigger gets the pressure generated by it's own weight.
So if I dump a few thousand tons of water on some plutonium it should theoretically start generating neutrons cause it should be under some big pressure, right? -
I tought of that some time ago.......But yeah.....not so big problem.....
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@BloodyRain2k
that seems doable to code... and a good idea. -
It does already, lots of water creates slight pressure in the space where its falling into, the same goes for other elements, it's a fundemental piece of powder toy.
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It does not.
Simply fill a vertical recipient with water. Then, take the same recipient and fill it with uranium. Finally, fill the same recipient with sand.
Notice the pressure at the bottom of the recipient.
1/ The pressure take a very long time to equalize. It should be much faster
2/ The pressure at the bottom of the recipients are :
- Sand: -0.85 (??? wtf)
- Uranium: 0 (??? wtf)
- Water: 0 (???)
Elements seems to have no real density.
EDIT:
One funny consequence. I just open the bottom of the recipient with sand. Instead of flowing out, the sand in moving up ! -
@Mackrock
You seem to have alot of ideas on improvement of this game. I hope someday you'll make a mod with your improvements. I fully support you... -
@TheRazorsEdge
This. -
@Mackrock
I honestly don't think people will start flaming or ignore you if you ask a question. As long as it's not on the Wiki, people will generally be very helpful if you ask a sensible 'how to?'etc question.
