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• Variables
  ...y][x] || Particle-map. TYP(pmap[y][x]) returns the particle type at (x,y), ID(pmap[y][x]) returns the index of the particle at (x,y). Energy particles ar | sim->emap[y][x] || Electronics-map. Used for conductive walls. If it is 1, that means the wall at that loc
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• Element:TUNG
  | {{ save | id=1180134 }} | {{ save | id=1900571 }}
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• Element:SWCH
  Good for many electronics, circuits, switches, batteries, etc. Very useful for creations that uses me | {{ save | id=574663 }}
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• Element:INWR
  ...uction rules than most other elements, hence "insulated". There are only 5 elements which INWR conducts SPRK to/from: ...erialBtn | NSCN}} {{MaterialBtn | WIFI}} - INWR conducts to and from these elements
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• Element:ARAY
  ...AY in the direction opposite to the side it was sparked from. Unlike other electronics, ARAY must receive a SPRK from a pixel in direct contact with it. ARAY is an indestructible element in the Electronics group, it can receive a SPRK from all of the electric conductors and SWCH.
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• Element:INST
  | {{ save | id=85642 }} [[Category:Elements]]
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• Element:FILT
  ...f those seemingly boring, but in reality extremely complex and interesting elements. Here are some uses of FILT: === Logic Component for Electronics ===
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• Element:NSCN
  | A simple electronics tutorial, including PSCN/NSCN behavior. | {{ save | id=1090254 }}
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• Element:TESC
  | {{ save | id=574152 }} | {{ save | id=2177466 }}
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• Element:PSCN
  | A simple electronics tutorial, including {{Material|mat=PSCN}} behavior. | {{ save | id=1090254 }}
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• Element:CRAY
  CRAY is one of ''the most useful'' elements ever added to The Powder Toy. In short, what it does is make a beam out of When different elements SPRK the CRAY, it changes how it behaves:
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• Complete Electronics Tutorial
  ...ones who want to learn more about electronics, and to replace the existing electronics tutorial that has not been updated since 2011. ==Intro to Electronics==
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• Rules
  ...ely on the deco layer are generally removed from the front page. Art using elements may stay longer if it's more impressive. ...ve, accurate descriptions of what the save contains. For example: "city", "electronics", "reactor", display".
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