More metals

  • scruffygamer
    28th May 2016 Member 2 Permalink

    Maybe you guys could add more metals like:

     

    Alluminum

    Copper

    Nickel

    ETC.

     

     

    And maybe some more materials on Earth.

  • ChargedCreeper
    28th May 2016 Member 1 Permalink

    Any additional elements would need to have a use beyond what current elements do.

  • scruffygamer
    28th May 2016 Member 0 Permalink

    @ChargedCreeper (View Post)

     Well it would be nice for more experiments on The Powder Toy

  • boxmein
    29th May 2016 Former Staff 1 Permalink
    @scruffygamer (View Post)
    Sure, but what are those experiments? As in... what new and unique things could we do with aluminum? Should it break into bits and react with something to create thermite, or when molten, dry really quickly when moving to create weird stringy structures, or what?
  • scruffygamer
    19th Jun 2016 Member 0 Permalink

    @boxmein (View Post)

     Well mostly for any experiments or for more design.

  • Sandwichlizard
    19th Jun 2016 Member 3 Permalink

    @scruffygamer.  What properties do you suggest alluminum should have in The Powder Toy?

     

    What exactly are you asking for?

     

    I would suggest that alluminum should conduct heat from solids very well but not very good from gasses.  should be an electrical conductor, melt at a lower temp than METL.  It should react with IRON to make Thermite.

     

  • tmo97
    20th Jun 2016 Banned 1 Permalink
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  • moonheart08
    20th Jun 2016 Member 0 Permalink

    Well, aluminum has some intresting properties, so i might think about potentially trying to commit some code for it. (if i add the fact it erodes with mercury after letting the mercury gett under the oxidization layer, then make it two elements)

  • jombo23
    27th Jun 2016 Member 0 Permalink

    moonheart08:

    Well, aluminum has some intresting properties, so i might think about potentially trying to commit some code for it. (if i add the fact it erodes with mercury after letting the mercury gett under the oxidization layer, then make it two elements)

     

     

    Itd be cooler to make the mercury vs aluminum act like gallium and aluminum, total structure failure, crumbling to bits. Shoot, maybe add gallium too and let people use it instead of glow to cool things

    Edited once by jombo23. Last: 27th Jun 2016
  • tptquantum
    28th Jun 2016 Member 1 Permalink

    Gallium mets at a very low temperature IRL.