Generating the highest pressure possible

  • The_Tallgeese
    13th Aug 2014 Member 0 Permalink

    I know that Oxygen fusion can do this, and just found out a few minutes ago about the electrons + exotic matter method, but I'm still in the dark on all of the other possible ways of doing this.

     

    Can someone help me out?

  • Protcom
    13th Aug 2014 Member 0 Permalink

    @The_Tallgeese (View Post)

    Use pressure pump (PUMP) and then cool it down to -256 using the console or PROP because if you used the tool COOL it will take forever.

     

    Console: "!set temp pump 0"

    PROP: Choose Temp in the first box and type 0 in the last box, pres okay and then draw on top of PUMP.

     

    This is how to generat the highest pressure possible but if you are talking about generating it using a fusion then maybe wait for another answer from someone else.

  • The_Tallgeese
    13th Aug 2014 Member 0 Permalink

    Yeah, forgot to mension that I know all about PUMP.

  • boxmein
    13th Aug 2014 Former Staff 0 Permalink
    What about simply a very concentrated DEUT reaction in a closed space? Gets you 256 pressure easy.
  • Ben_Ger
    14th Aug 2014 Member 0 Permalink

    I dont want to advertise my creation, but.....

    This:

     

    If you build it a little bigger, but with the same components, it can create maximum pressure and slightly beyond that.

     

    another thing for you might be to set tmp2 to 99999999 on EXOT, this also creates powerful explosions.

    Edited 2 times by Ben_Ger. Last: 14th Aug 2014
  • tmo97
    16th Aug 2014 Banned 1 Permalink
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  • goodiesohhi
    16th Aug 2014 Member 0 Permalink

    @tmo97 (View Post)

     Lol nan pressure

  • iamdumb
    16th Aug 2014 Member 0 Permalink

    @tmo97 (View Post)

     

    What he said, but that generates NaN pressure, which isn't really the highest presure.

     

    DMG generates a lot of pressure.

  • PTuniverse
    16th Aug 2014 Member 0 Permalink

    @iamdumb (View Post)

     Are you kidding me? NaN is like a sort of computational infinity. Any operation performed with a NaN always equals a NaN (again, like the concept of infinity).

     

    Although infinity is just a concept, it's HUGE.

  • goodiesohhi
    16th Aug 2014 Member 0 Permalink

    @PTuniverse (View Post)

     You said it...

    Completely destroys anything that's able to be destroyed by pressure.....

    But still absorbed by ttan... Does that mean ttan's pressure absorbing power is infinite? 

    EDIT: NAN IS NEGATIVE PRESSURE!

    It makes uran go absolute zero!

    Edited once by goodiesohhi. Last: 16th Aug 2014
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