another idea
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some more ideas
-matter, as there is antimatter
-quarks, what make up protons, neutrons and electrons
-energy, the basis of all elements
-dark matter, an invisible element that has strange properties
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Here are some more that could help:
-helium ,drifts upwards
-nitrogen ,stops rusing of iron ,inert gas
-corundum ,almost indestructible ,breaks with exreme pressure
-plastic , just plastic ,formed by oil
-aluminium ,strong,doesnt rust and when mixed with oxygen under high heat and pressure turns into corundum
-juice ,liquidated plant ,heals stickman
-radio waves , type of energy
-neptunium ,in the decay chain of uranium ,radioactive
-calcium ,reacts with water ,gives of some heat ,easily breakable
-francium , extreme explosive reacts with nearly anything i.e. anything not indestructable , short half life
-osmium ,very dense and brittle
-alkali ,neutralises acid ,can dissolve materials
-fluorine ,highly reactive gas
-silver ,shiny, high electrical conductivity and heat conductivity
-tin , low melting point, doesnt rust but attaked by acids and alkalis
thats the most I can think of ,I may think of more
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-Helium: Uses?
-Nitrogen: We have GOLD for that.
-Corundum: Alloys.
-Plastic: Seriously? Just, seriously?
-Alumin(i)um: I just don't understand anymore.
-Juice: tpt.el.plnt.grav=1 tpt.el.plnt.diffusion=1
-Radio Waves: Uses? Also, we've already developed radio technology.
-Neptunium: Plutonium. Uranium is inert (except for heating under pressure), and plutonium itself turns to uranium.
-Calcium: This is Powder Toy, not Science Toy.
-Francium: Read Calcium
-Osmium: Read Calcium
-Alkali: Read Calcium
-Fluorine: Read Calcium
-Silver: Tungsten, plus electrical and heat conduction doesn't really matter, as the regular heating is as fast as it goes.
-Tin: Regular metal.
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@killerthealmighty (View Post)
>-matter, as there is antimatter
Well, instead of that why couldn't we have anti-metal, anti-gas, anti-oil, anti-acid, anti-neutrons, anti-photons, anti-uranium and every other material? :o
>-quarks, what make up protons, neutrons and electrons
Have you ever seen a raw quark unbound to no proton/neutron/electron? What do you even do with them, lol
>-energy, the basis of all elements
Kinetic? Potential? Light? Electrical? Chemical? Magnetic? Gravitational? Intrinsic? We've got 'em all!
...except mechanical, radiant, nuclear, ionization and elastic energy.
>-dark matter, an invisible element that has strange properties
That sounds 100% like WARP to me. Also what do you even do with it? Creating/deleting it is irrelevant since you can't see it, there aren't any reactions that are fun since it passes through everything, and the only thing it does (making up the lattice structure of the universe) is practically meaningless for Powder Toy.
@killerthealmighty (View Post)
> -helium ,drifts upwards
Definitely WTRV. Or any other gas we have that floats. Smoke, too, in a way.
> -nitrogen ,stops rusing of iron, inert gas
You can use other things to stop rusting, and for inert gas you have NBLE which does basically nothing unless sparked, and BOYL which just has ideal gas properties.
> -corundum ,almost indestructible ,breaks with exreme pressure
Quartz!
> -plastic , just plastic ,formed by oil
Tried once, it didn't really work out that well. Plus you have other solids that meet the other expectations.
> -aluminium ,strong,doesnt rust and when mixed with oxygen under high heat and pressure turns into corundum
METL? TUNG? whatever other strong metals exist in-game?
> -juice ,liquidated plant ,heals stickman
Just Use PLNT™
> -radio waves , type of energy
Light is enough electromagnetic radiation already :)
> -neptunium ,in the decay chain of uranium ,radioactive
Uranium isn't really a radioactive element, it's more like a powder that turns pressure into heat. That's basically been its sole purpose for eternity.
> -calcium ,reacts with water ,gives of some heat ,easily breakable
That's actually kinda interesting. There are better ways to heat water though
> -francium , extreme explosive reacts with nearly anything i.e. anything not indestructable , short half life
It's actually been suggested a lot. Couldn't see the point aside from being stronger C4 or weirder Rubidium.
> -osmium ,very dense and brittle
BCOL is pretty dense. So is URAN, and bagels too. You can fit those to your need. Creativity is key most of the time!
> -alkali ,neutralises acid ,can dissolve materials
So like second ACID only it has one special thing with ACID?
> -fluorine ,highly reactive gas
CAUS is pretty close to that.
> -silver ,shiny, high electrical conductivity and heat conductivity
I can never tell what shiny actually ends up being. In Powder Toy terms is it glowing like a spark or like BOMB or like DEST? That'd be pretty lame. GOLD kinda shines though thanks to a weird thing jacob1 did with it.
> -tin , low melting point, doesnt rust but attaked by acids and alkalis
Metal! -
we could have breakable void
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