The Powder Toy

Is smoke is really flammable??

  • Cocoa_Bits     17th May 2014 Member 0 Permalink

    When you put FIRE in SMKE contactly, It ignites.. In reality, smoke doesn't ignite when you put fire.. I am wrong or.. Err.. What?? 

  • greymatter     17th May 2014 Member 4 Permalink
    @Cocoa_Bits (View Post)
    In Powder Toy, when FIRE cools, it releases smoke and apparently when smoke heats up it turns into fire again.

    I haven't tried to burn smoke, but smoke is supposed to be unburnt carbon particles, so I guess if heated up enough smoke does burn in real life....
  • zBuilder     17th May 2014 Member 1 Permalink

    it's probably to simulate explosions cause by hot smoke coming into contact with oxygen(which can happen if a fire is almost smothered by it's own smoke, but then an opening occours such as a door it will flare up)

  • boxmein     17th May 2014 Former Staff 1 Permalink
    Heated SMKE transitions into FIRE at 625.0 K!
    Proof
    HighTemperature = 625.0f;
    HighTemperatureTransition = PT_FIRE;
  • Cocoa_Bits     18th May 2014 Member 0 Permalink

    @boxmein (View Post)

    Dat script thou..

    I don't know how to script eh...

    @greymatter (View Post)

    Smoke is "disappearing" very fast.. It's impossible to burn it xD

    @zBuilder (View Post)

     Hmmmm... Maybe for some experiments..

     

     

     

     

    (T_T") My english is bad or good??

  • h4zardz1     18th May 2014 Member 0 Permalink
    HighTemperature = 2773.0f;
    HighTemperatureTransition = PT_PLSM;    are that is a part of the code of FIRE?
    Edited once by h4zardz1. Last: 18th May 2014
  • greymatter     18th May 2014 Member 0 Permalink
    @Cocoa_Bits (View Post)
    HighTemperature = 625.0f;
    HighTemperatureTransition = PT_FIRE;
    That is a part of the code of the element SMKE in Powder Toy.
    It says when the temperaure of smoke is 625, it changes into FIRE.
  • Protcom     18th May 2014 Member 0 Permalink

    @Cocoa_Bits (View Post)

     smoke doesn't disappear in real life except when a plant transfor it to food (grade 3 :D)

     to proof it get some smoke inside a closed box somehow and watch it , it won't disappear

  • greymatter     18th May 2014 Member 0 Permalink
    @Protcom (View Post)
    Plants don't make smoke disappear. They just absorb the CO2. Carbon di Oxide is supposed to be invisible. The visible part of smoke is suspended carbon particles. The heavy ones should settle down after some time, while the light ones remain suspended for a long time, and in large polluted cities, causes things like smog.
  • Protcom     18th May 2014 Member 0 Permalink

    @greymatter (View Post)

     i didn't say plant make smoke disappear you should Conclude that :P i said transfor it not make it disappear

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