The Powder Toy

h4zardz1

in this suggestion, i suggest that newtonian gravity affects pressure. if this thing is too laggy, then don't make it.

jacksonmj

In what way do you want it to affect pressure?

(Materials which break under high air pressure, such as BMTL, already break under high gravity too)

h4zardz1

Pulling in a single place will generate pressure, when pushing it will generate vaccum.

Protcom

@h4zardz1 (View Post)

that makes alot of sense

the deeper you go inside earth you will get a higher pressure

when you clime mountains (like me) you will get less pressure that meakes you be tired

but that makes people have less possibilities of making cool things with newtonian gravity

greymatter

@Protcom (View Post)
I'm quite sure that happens due to the atmosphere thinning, not because the gravity is decreasing.
@h4zardz1 (View Post)
Good suggestion...
But compatibility?

EE

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Protcom

I think gravity pulls air to the centre thats why people say if earth doesn't have gravity it wont have air

h4zardz1

@EE (View Post)
you don't know sun is a extremely massive ball made from extremely hot fusing gasses? gravity pulls the gasses together.

jenn4

If we assume that there is always air on the TPT screen, but its just on a 'neutral pressure', your suggestion works, as gravity affects the already existing air by pushing and pulling it around. This making there to be less air in some and more air in other places -> pressure differentiation.
Gravity doing this would be realistic, but does this really add something better to TPT. Afterall, powdertoy is not a realistic physics simulator.

Connection between gravity and pressure