New Element Suggestions 2 *READ BEFORE POSTING SUGGESTIONS*
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The last element suggestion thread was getting 2 messy and too long so i have made another one for the community,
WHAT TO SUGGEST
-Elements that specifically have a use that may be used in a variety of circumstances.
WHAT NOT TO SUGGEST
-Elements that follow the rules of chemistry, for example, elements that would ionize, bond, be different pH levels of acids/bases, etc., unless they provide a new innovation that will enable many new, useful creations. We don't need aminoethylpiperazine to react with carminic acid to form tetrachloromethane.
-Elements similar to ones we already have (TNT, for example, would be about the same as rubidium).
TIPS
-Attempt to keep your suggestion short and simple, while still retaining the original purpose.
-Code for elements is greatly appreciated. Check out the wiki at ________ to learn how to code your own element.
-Please be respectful to the ideas of other users.
-Do not post off-topic comments, as those would make it inefficient for developers and users to read.
-If your suggestion incorporates an element we already have and just tweaks it, see if you can do it with logic gates and circuitry first (or ask the community to).
-Your post is subject to moderation if it does not follow any of the above guidelines.
Thanks to bchandark for guidlines
(format by bchandark)
use this following format for your suggestions, if you don't want to use this do something similar or be very clear on what you want
Name: Water
Symbol: WATR
Transformations:
WATR > WTRV @ 100C
WATR > ICE @ 0C
WATR > WATRV @ -25P
Conducts: YES
Special Conductivity: WATR !> PTCT/NTCT, PTCT/NTCT > WATR
Special Properties:
-Grows PLNT
-WATR + RBDM/LRBM = explosion
Description: Liquid. Conducts electricity. Freezes, extinguishes fires.
Miscellaneous:
POST AWAY!!!!
(in format) -
Keep it concise and use proper English please. A lot of people use translators, so they'll just get lost reading the post, and then just not follow any of the rules at all. Edit the first post to have the following text ONLY:
WHAT TO SUGGEST
-Elements that specifically have a use that may be used in a variety of circumstances.
WHAT NOT TO SUGGEST
-Elements that follow the rules of chemistry, for example, elements that would ionize, bond, be different pH levels of acids/bases, etc., unless they provide a new innovation that will enable many new, useful creations. We don't need aminoethylpiperazine to react with carminic acid to form tetrachloromethane.
-Elements similar to ones we already have (TNT, for example, would be about the same as rubidium).
TIPS
-Attempt to follow the guidelines below for suggesting.
-Code for elements is greatly appreciated. Check out the wiki (link at the top) learn how to code your own element.
-Please be respectful to the ideas of other users.
-Do not post off-topic comments, as those make it inefficient for developers and users to read through the thread.
-If your suggestion incorporates an element we already have and just tweaks it, see if you can do it with logic gates and circuitry first (or ask the community to).
Use this following format for your suggestions. If you don't want to use this, be VERY clear and concise. You risk being ignored by the community if you choose to write paragraphs upon paragraphs of redundant and irrelevant information.
INSTRUCTIONS: Copy and paste the format and insert your own suggestion in place of the sample (water).
GUIDELINE
Name: Water
Symbol: WATR
State: Liquid
Transformations:
WATR > WTRV @ 100C
WATR > ICE @ 0C
WATR > WTRV @ -25P
Conducts: YES
Special Conductivity: WATR !> PTCT/NTCT, PTCT/NTCT > WATR
Special Properties:
-Grows PLNT
-WATR + RBDM/LRBM = explosion
Description: Liquid. Conducts electricity. Freezes, extinguishes fires.
Miscellaneous Information:
Your post is subject to moderation if it does not follow any of the above guidelines. -
tutut125
No?tutut125:maybe this sounds a little complicated but seems intresting amonium nitrate. this would be poisonus to stickman could be a powder. heres the property i really want in powder toy an exo or endothermic reaction when mixed with water it instantaly starts to drop in temperature. you may not have amonium nitrate specificly but maybe something like cold powder [CPWD] when mixed with water it becomes cold. flammable etc
From our conversation. -
controlable battery
CBTR
solid
CBTR>PLSM@ 5000C
Sort of conducts only from p-type and n-type silicon but dont give charge to n-type gives to evry other conducter
activated by ptype silicon deactivated bye n-type
this would be helpful because when you try to make a controlable battery with battery and switch it breaks
