Heat Beam by PlasmaJolt
Due to request, the red button is located on the top. Holding it is suggested (not required). Heat vision will show the beam. "the_new_powder99999" suggested a sparking, inwr alloy; so I added it.
beam
nuclear
fire
incineration
heat
core
warp
exotic
plasma
pressure
Comments
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PlasmaJolt 12th Aug 2013
The principle foundations of knowledge dictate that every idea is in itself only that, and idea. It can't be claimed, it can't be bargained for, and it most curtanly can't be placed under one roof. Did I stamp your save and then add lights to it?, no. Did I utilize a reaction that is similar?, yes. Did I copy you?, no. The point is, one can't simply put an idea under their roof. An idea is shared among all, the specific functions and designs utilized can be your's but the idea itself it something without ownership. -
PlasmaJolt 12th Aug 2013@G14989: I have been working and designing this beam save since the end of December, 2012. In recent days, when I found it to be "satisfactory", I have published it. Just a little backstory, during my early years of using powder toy, I made a similar beam save like this one but I didn't publish it (i can if people wish for it). This beam used a core of deuterium and neutrons to get the heat and pressure but it was only just. When exotic matter was added and it said it exploded when exposed to electrons I decided to try it instead. When I replaced the deuterium, I discovered the exotic->warp condensing factor. Over time I have been adding buttons, decorating, making over all more aesthetic.
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petiso66 12th Aug 2013
ooooooooooooo YES WOJOOOOOOO -
Schneumer 12th Aug 2013
dont give him creds he doesnt even know what hes talking about....pftt you talk like you made the exot element... -
G14989 11th Aug 2013
can you al least give credit for the exot cannon save id 1194237 -
G14989 11th Aug 2013hey... iddnt you use my exotic cannon tech?with pretty lights and stuff
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PlasmaJolt 11th Aug 2013So, I added a small, new wall segment that I seems to stand up to the beam.
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PTuniverse 11th Aug 2013
Try a compact alloy of BTRY, PSCN and INWR... -
Schneumer 10th Aug 2013so tung is pretty inreliable
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Schneumer 10th Aug 2013hmmm qrtz in my opinion is the best material ever......strong i mean melting point is about 2300 degress....tung nope cuz just a bit of pressure turns into weak brmt ttan plus qrtz = good i think.....