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Element Page Format:
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My element reaction format:
 
My element reaction format:
  
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2: Other Elements' Reactions: reactions that are in the code of other elements
 
2: Other Elements' Reactions: reactions that are in the code of other elements
 
3: Reactions that produce the element that the page is about (this overrides section 2)
 
3: Reactions that produce the element that the page is about (this overrides section 2)
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Properties:
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Only show properties that the element uses (be careful)
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only show temp when it does something different (changes color, affects another property, etc.)

Revision as of 23:49, 7 October 2015

Element Page Format:

-General description, uses, etc. -Reactions (see below) -Properties (tmp, ctype, etc.)

My element reaction format:


reactant + reactant -> product + product


All elements in reactions will be MaterialBtn's:

EQVE.png {{MaterialBtn | EQVE}}


If pressure or gravity is created, it will be shown as a reactant

5 pressure


If one of the reactants is not consumed in the reaction, it will be in parenthesis:

FUSE.png + (SPRK.png) -> PLSM.png


If one of the reactants needs a certain temp, pressure, or other property, it will be in parenthesis after the reactant:

FSEP.png(temp > 700C) -> PLSM.png


If one of the reactants has a property set that is VERY IMPORTANT for other reactions, it can be listed in parenthesis after the reactant:

(HYGN+OXYG->WATR reaction)


Any additional information about the reaction will be in parenthesis after the reaction:

HYGN.png(pressure > 8) + (DESL.png) -> WATR.png + OIL.png (This reaction rarely occurs because DESL explodes at pressures above 5)


There will be up to 3 reaction sections, depending on which element's code the reaction is in, etc.

1: Reactions: The reactions in the code of the element that the page is about 2: Other Elements' Reactions: reactions that are in the code of other elements 3: Reactions that produce the element that the page is about (this overrides section 2)


Properties: Only show properties that the element uses (be careful) only show temp when it does something different (changes color, affects another property, etc.)