3 new elements
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CSTV: Constant velocity. vx=tmp and vy=tmp2
SPDR: Spiders, a new life type that leaves behind webs and "moves" randomly
RLAY: Relay. When active can transfer sparks to all conductors, but when inactive only transfers to NSCN. Activate with PSCN, deactivate with NSCN.
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CSTV: Constant velocity. vx=tmp and vy=tmp2
I like this, but you could use GRAV instead. Would be kind of like a moving solid, except calculated pixel by pixel.
SPDR: Spiders, a new life type that leaves behind webs and "moves" randomly
I don't think the devs are going to add this. I would think that spiders would create webs out of their ctype.
RLAY: Relay. When active can transfer sparks to all conductors, but when inactive only transfers to NSCN. Activate with PSCN, deactivate with NSCN.
This would be cool and useful for electronics. I don't think the activate/deactivate thing is necessary, though
You should post uses to get more feedback.
Edited once by belugawhale. Last: 24th May 2015 -
I will. I think I may have a hard time coming up with uses for spiders though.
CSTV: Timers, with dtec and detector walls; sychronized movement.
SPDR: Similar to STAR
RLAY: Advanced transistors; 2-way switches
Edited once by crazysquid32. Last: 25th May 2015 -
I was thinking of uses for CSTV, and I thought of a moving sign or logo that destroys itself. Also projectiles or vehicles.
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I am going to make a circuit that represents what relay can do.
Edit: I attempted to make a circuit representing the relay before realizing that it would be massive and highly overcomplicated since every input must also work as an output and vice versa.
Edited once by crazysquid32. Last: 26th May 2015 -
To do a majority of it, try a 2x2 block of PSCN, NSCN, INST, and METL.
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That isn't quite it.
