yeah, I found the bug, it's with Positrons, there is a line that says for (ry>2; ry>3; ry++), and obviously that doesn't work (infinite loop). That must have been put there by accident.

instead of fixing it now though, @firefreak11, did you only change the element descriptions, the text in the hud, and the name displayed on top? I can update this to the latest version for you easily if you tell me what else you changed, because it's easy to update mods that only change this and I can find any other changes and add them in.

Edit: and specifically, did you change any properties for elements not in your mod? I see you changed the menusections of some elements, but is that it?

@The-Fall (View Post)
Anything that is broken is not my fault, but I will fix the problems.

Not being compiled with GRAVFFT is my fault though, I thought I did... I think my mod defines that inside defines.h, where it shouldn't. I just copied the visual studio project file from my mod, and I can fix that one too.

Ok, i'm updating it now anyway, if I missed anything you will have to add those in.

Edit:
I changed a few things during the update to the latest source:
create_part was slightly rewritten, so I updated those to allow your particles to work, and also made it shorter
I fixed UQRK's reactions, it was looking in pmap[] only, not photons[]. Also, I fixed this same problem in PHOT, GLUON. MSON, AQRK, CQRK. There may be even more, are there any other reactions of yours that don't work? When you make something TYPE_ENERGY, you have to search in photons[], not pmap[], I think I told you that but maybe not?
changed HLUM.c, which is unused. I still fixed it though
I added Realistic Science mod to the intro text, and the version only shows in the HUD when in debug mode. I can change this if you want.
I didn't do too much else outside of the element files. I will wait for a comment before doing anything

@firefreak11 (View Post)
ok, but it was only the same mistake repeated.

I put the source, with a statically compiled version here

You have to check to make sure I didn't miss anything though, I might have. I didn't copy over any changes in powder.c when updating the source that I can remember, so if you had stuff in there you may have to copy it back in from your old source.

And it might not be 2.2.1 anymore really...