masonova1's help page

  • masonova1
    29th Jan 2013 Member 3 Permalink

    if anyone is a newbie and the wiki is a bit too complicated, post a comment on the help you need and i'll post a comment that i promise will be more descriptive than the wiki help.

     

    !!**!!DISCLAIMER!!**!!

     

    i do not accept any deliberatey retarded or sarcastic help comments, and those who do so will be reported.

     

    anyways, here's a list of every element and a short description of each:

     

    WARNING! VERY LONG AND BORING!

    all in the GoL section: move, hold thier temperature and multiply like hell.

     

    special:

    CLNE: fictional element. clones particles it touches.

    VOID: instantly deletes any particles it touches.

    INSL: does not conduct ANYTHING. good for keeping something at a stable temp in a hot/cold area.

    VACU: fictional element. kinda like BHOL, but gets hotter as it sucks in.

    VENT: fictional element. generates air pressure. good for keeping an area pressurized for long periods of time.

    STKM: stickman. if head touches a particle, press down and he will spit out that particle.

    CONV: fictional element. if something touches it, the next thing that touches it will be converted into that compound.

    BCLN: destructable version of CLNE.

    PRTI/PRTO: fictional element. portal in/portal out. pretty self explanatory.

    STK2: see STKM.

    TRON:fictional element.  particles that travel in straight lines and come in a variety of colors. each particle grows longer gradually.

    BHOL: black hole. sucks in everything and deletes it.

    WHOL: white hole. fictional element. like black hole, except it pushes particle AWAY from itself.

    FIGH: fighter. will actively attemp to exterminate STKM and STK2.

     

    radioactive:

    NEUT: neutrons. when bombarding DEUT or PLUT, it will destroy a variety of elements.

    PLUT: plutonium. when under pressure of any kind, it will generate NEUT. reacts rather violently with neutrons.

    PHOT: photons. can go through GLAS and can get very hot.

    URAN: uranium. when under pressure of any kind, it will generate heat.

    AMTR: antimatter. buzzes around like a bee and destroys a variety of particles.

    DEUT: deuterium oxide. reacts rather violently with neutrons. expands when heated, decompresses when cooled.

    WARP: fictional element that displaces other elements.

    ISOZ: basically raidoactive liquid. i do not know much about this element, or its cousin, ISZS.

    ISZS: solid form of ISOZ

    SING:fictional element. singularity. eats away a variety of other particles, eventually will consume itself and dissapear.

    ELEC: electrons. when touching NEUT, generates hydrogen.

    EXOT: exotic matter. fictional element that explodes in color when touching electrons.

    VIBR stores energy anbd releases it rather violently.

     

    solids:

     

    DMND: indestructable solid.

    FUSE: burns slowly when introduced to plasma.

    IRON: solid. conducts electricity and turns into BMRT when exposed to water.

    SPNG: absorbs water. burns.

    DRIC: dry ice. very cold.

    NICE: nitrogen ice. VERY cold.

    COAL: burns like FUSE, except doesnt need as much heat.

    PLNT: grows bigger when exposed to water.

    BMTL: destructable version of METL.

    GLAS: glass. allows photons and turns into BGLA when under exceptional pressure.

    INVS: becomes nonsolid when under pressure.

    SHLD: when an electrical current is applied, generates more shield layers.

    FILT: heat/cool it to change color, changes color of photons and BIZR.

    TTAN: titanium. high melting point, conducts electricity. does not rust.

    ICE: ice. cold. generated when water is cooled.

    PIPE: kind of hard to explain, the wiki should contain understandable information on this element.

    everything else: solids, some melt and some burn, (I.E. wood burns, and quarts melts) some break under pressure, such as BRCK.

     

    powders:

     

    DUST: light powder, bursts into flames when exposed to fire/plasma.

    STNE: stone. turns into lava when heated excessively. heavy.

    SNOW: snow, pretty obvious.

    CNCT: concrete. same as stone except slightly stronger.

    SALT: salt. rusts iron and dissolves in water.

    BRMT: broken metal. melts. conducts electricity.

    SAND: when overheated, turns into glass.

    BGLA: broken glass. allows photons.

    YEST: yeast. grown when exposed to heat. however, when overheated, forms a secret element.

    FSEP: powdered FUSE.

    BCOL: powdered COAL.

    FRZZ: when melted forms ice that cools indefenitely.

    GRAV: light dust. changes color based on velocity. (quote from powder toy)

    ANAR: behaves opposite the gravity direction.

    PQRT: broken quartz.

    BREL: "broken electronics," conducts electricity.

    CLST: clay dust. makes paste when mixed with water

    BVBR: powdered VIBR.

     

    liquids:

    WATR: water. duh.

    OIL: flammable liquid. produced when GAS is pressurized.

    LAVA: if you don't know what this is, you're just plain stupid.

    ACID: acid... this is a good idea!

    DSTW: distilled water. unlike WATR, it does not conduct electricity.

    SLTW: salt water. harder to freeze than water. otherwise, basically just like water.

    MWAX: melted version of WAX.

    LN2: liquid nitrogen. pretty darn cold.

    DESL: diesel. flammable and explodes under pressure.

    LOXY: liquid oxegen REALLY cold.

    GLOW: glows under pressure.

    BUBW: OMG! its bubbles in water! the best invention since underwear! conducts electricity and freezes.BIZR: BIZR: bizarre liquid... behaves like photons except not extremely hot, and not radioactive.

    PSTE: paste. hardens under pressure.

    GEL: various heat conductivity and viscosity.

    SOAP: bubbles! mix with water for a lot of fun.

     

    gases:

     

    gas: flammable. flieas around and turns into OIL under pressure.

    WTRV: water vapor. pretty obvious.

    PLSM: plasma. REALLY hot.

    NBLE: noble gas. when exposed to electricity, ionizes into plasma.

    SMKE: smoke. produced from *stuff* burning.

    OXYG: oxygen, combines with HYGN to make water. burns.

    Co2, carbon dioxide.

    CAUS: caustic gas. acts like acid.

    BOYL: expands ehen heated.

    HYGN: hydrogen. combines with OXYG to make water. burns.

     

    explosives:

     

    FIRE: fire. duh.

    GUN: gunpowder. light dust. explodes when exposed to fire.

    NITR: nitro, A.K.A. firey liquid awesomeness.

    C-4: C4 explosive, explodes when fed an electrical cuurrent, or when under pressure.

    RBDM: rubidium. explodes on contact with water, but also can just be attached to a fuse.

    LRBD: liquid rubidium. behaves like rubidium.

    THDR: lightning: hottest element in the game.

    THRM: thermite. explosive. ignites a high temperatures.

    CFLM: cold flames. extremely cold.

    FIRW: fireworks. explodes in a variety of colors.

    DEST: explodes instantly on contact with any compound except DMND.

    FWRK: crappy version of FIRW.

    BOMB: like DEST but not as destructive.

    C-5: ignites on contact with cold flames.

    TNT: dynamite. duh.

    IGNC: basically a fuse that ignites more easily.

    GBMB: i dont know much about this element.

     

    force:

     

    i dont know much about these elements, look at the wiki for a descriptive help list.

     

    sensors:

     

    DTEC: emits electricity when something is nearby.

    TSNS: when heated, generates electricity.

     

    powered materials:

     

    i dont know much about most of these, but heres what i do know:

     

    LCRY: liquid crystal. lights up when charged with PSCN, turns off ehen charged with NSCN.

    PCLN: powered clone. works the same way as clone, except it only duplicates when charged with PSCN; turns off when powered with NSCN.

    HSWC: heat switch. when charged with PSCN, will conduct heat. NSCN turns it off.

    everything else: i dont know much about these.

     

    electronics:

    METL: metal. conducts. melts. solid.

    SPRK: spark. touch it to a conductor to give it an electrical current.

    PSCN. p-type silicon, conducts to anything.

    NSCN: n-type silicon. conducts to anything except PSCN.

    NTCT: only conducts electricity when at least 100 degrees.

    PTCT:only conducts electricity when under 100 degrees.

    ETRD: electrode. if two are placed, try sparking one for a big surprise.

    BTRY: battery. generates infinite electricity when touching METL.

    SWCH: switch. when charged with PSCN, will conduct electricity. when charged with NSCN, turns off.

    INWR: insulated wire, does not conduct to any metal or NTCT/PTCT.

    LIGH: more realistic version of THDR.

    TESC: tesla coil! when charged with pscn, generates LIGH.

    INST: instant conductor. accepts charge from PSCN, and gives charge to NSCN.

    WIFI: wifi. when heated, changes color. if charged with SPRK, it will give a wireless spark off to another particle of wifi of the same color.

    ARAY: ray emitter. when charged, emits a ray. duh.

    EMP: electro-magnetic pulse emitter. breaks any activated electronics on the screen when charged.

    MERC: mercury, a liquid conductor. expands when heated and contracts when cooled.

    WWLD: useless kind of wire. doe'snt do much from what i know.

     

    walls:

     

    wall eraser: its obvious, right?

    conductive wall: a coinductive, indestructable solid.

    E-wall. when charged, becomes nonsolid.

    detector: when a particle touches it, it will emit an electrical charge.

    streamline: i dont know much about this.

    fan: fan. use line tool to set the air current's direction and strength.

    liquid conductive wall: wall that is conductive and only lets liquids through.

    air wall: lets nothing but air currents through.

    wall: wall. indestructable and lets nothing through.

    air wall: blocks everything but pressure.

    powder wall: allows nothing but powders.

    conductor: allows everything and conducts electricity

    E-hole: sucks in particles. when charged, will release all of them.

    gas wall: allows nothing but gases.

    gravity wall: i dont really know what this does.

    energy wall: lets only energy type particles through. (e.g. neutrons, electrons)

     

     

    heres my profile page:

    https://powdertoy.co.uk/User.html?ID=80009

     

    my TPT lover fan website:

    >>http://tptlovers.blogspot.com/ <<

     

    i hope i helped you all!

  • Soap
    29th Jan 2013 Member 3 Permalink

    somewhat easier to understand than the wiki. Tnt and dynamite isn't the same :P dynamite is a swedish invention, and TNT isn't. TNT stands for trinitrotoluene, and dynamite stands for dynamite.

  • sandstorm
    29th Jan 2013 Member 0 Permalink

    has anybody comiled a list of melting/solidifying points recently? someone did a plot of conductivity, you may want to check that out/provide links.

  • Sergeant_Starfruit
    29th Jan 2013 Member 1 Permalink

    Lots of these could be much more descriptive. But nice work. This must've taken forever

  • masonova1
    29th Jan 2013 Member 0 Permalink

    hey, i just started a TPT lover fan website!

     

    >>http://tptlovers.blogspot.com/ <<

  • nmd
    30th Jan 2013 Member 0 Permalink

    I don't know, this seems more like a watered down description of each element.

    like watered down to the point where its barely helpful. Its nothing the wiki cant explain

  • Spock
    30th Jan 2013 Member 0 Permalink
    So the entire blog, is a welcome message.
  • Sergeant_Starfruit
    30th Jan 2013 Member 0 Permalink

    You are obviously very dedicated to TPT. But a blog where so far it mainly gives you a link to this site where the link to it is on this site. Hmm. But I admire your dedication.

     

     

     

  • masonova1
    3rd Feb 2013 Member 0 Permalink

    guys, you need to remember that this place is ALSO FOR POSTING COMMENTS ON THE HELP YOU NEED.

  • Spock
    3rd Feb 2013 Member 0 Permalink
    No-one needs help! If thy did, then they would make a new topic! Stop trying to be in charge!