The Powder Toy

tmo97

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CeeJayBee

@tmo97 (View Post)
In C++ or Lua? Because I presume in C++ it's pretty simple, apart from the temperature changes.

Factorial

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DanielGalrito

I think bcol has a life of 110 without being ignited, so when it touches clfm it would create cflm particles around it for 110 frames and then disappear. very easy :p

sfsjunior

@tmo97 (View Post)

A simple lua script:

local function BCOL(index, partx, party, surround_space, nt)
if nt > 0 and tpt.get_property("tmp",partx,party)==0 then
   for fx = -1, 1, 1 do
      for fy = -1, 1, 1 do
         if tpt.get_property('type', partx + fx, party +fy) == elements.DEFAULT_PT_CFLM then
            sim.partProperty(sim.partID(partx,party),"tmp",110);
            return
         end
      end
   end
end
if tpt.get_property("tmp",partx,party)>10 then
   sim.createParts(partx,party,2,2,elements.DEFAULT_PT_CFLM)
   sim.partProperty(sim.partID(partx,party),"tmp",tpt.get_property("tmp",partx,party)-1);
   elseif tpt.get_property("tmp",partx,party)>=1 then sim.partChangeType(sim.partID(partx,party),elements.DEFAULT_PT_CFLM)
end
end
elements.property(elements.DEFAULT_PT_BCOL,"Update",BCOL)

[HELP] CFLM BCOL