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*considers moving it to general section to make self look less silly*

@carrots123 (View Post)
local curTemp=0 -- Current temperature of the particle, don't edit this value, nothing will happen
local changeBy = 1 -- The amount to change by in a single tick. Use negative values for decreasing temperature. Change this if you want to.

function derp(index, x, y, ss, nt)
curTemp = tpt.get_property("temp", x, y)
tpt.set_property("temp", curTemp+changeBy, x, y)
end
-- Attaches this behaviour to element GLOW.
tpt.element_func(derp, tpt.element("glow"))

To use:
1. Copy everything red-ish.
2. Open a suitable plain-text editor, such as Notepad, Notepad++, TextEdit, nano, gvim, vi, gedit, Sublime Text 2. WordPad or Office products aren't plain-text.
3. Paste the red-ish text into your editor.
4. Select Save As, and save (Suitable name: "derp.lua") as a "lua" file if you have the option. If not, save as All Files and enter ".lua" to the end manually.
5. Put the file inside your TPT folder, at the same level to your powder.exe.
6.

dofile("derp.lua")