I've had this idea for a while, and was honestly a little bit surprised no one had suggested it before...

Anyway, I would like to suggest a new element: Teleporter Ray (tRay)

It would work like aRay and fRay, in that whatever you aim it at would be teleported to specified X and Y values. 

Sprk Type: 

1. Pscn: would erase whatever is at the coordinates.

2. Nscn: would stack with whatever is there already (Unsure about the devs' stance on stacking, so this could be omitted)

3. Metl: would, if there is a particle already, fail (unsure if this is possible, so this could be omitted)

Ctype: allows to switch between different modes

1. Hit Once Mode 

        Basically it would go in a straight line, and the first particle it hits would be teleported to the specified coordinates.

2. Relative Mode

        It would still go in a straight line, but whatever it hits would be teleported relative to the particle's existing coordinates.

3. Range Mode

        It would go in a straight line, and would teleport whatever it hits first to the specified coordinates, and after that would teleport         everything behind relative to the first particle(not sure if this is possible either)

Tmp: would set the range of the beam, just like cRay.

tmp2: would set the distance before firing, like cRay.

temp: set the X value.

life: set the Y value.

I believe there are many applications for this tech.

Some examples I thought of:

Lasers with complex patterns

Advanced gravity fields

Stkm Teleporters(I know this game isn't a stickman game, don't worry)

Automatic Stacking(not sure about stacking, but sure)

Factories

Ships

And of course, this is all extremely rough and could do with some refining, criticism is welcomed.

I am learning lua, very slowly, but eventually I'll be able to help make this

How? if you don't mind me asking, of course.

I was trying to make an element that was very precise, and could move things to anywhere on the screen, regardless of the part's original position.