The Powder Toy

Tesla Effect by motaywo

motaywo
motaywo
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12th Jul 2015
8th Sep 2016
When you draw TESC, the brush size affects the size of the lighting created. A little known fact is that, when the brush size is 1 pixel, the lightning is not hot, but is instead under -250C, enabling its use in powerful coolers.
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Comments

  • hiroki75
    hiroki75     26th Jul 2015
    the ironic thing is that the lightning still burns insl.
  • motaywo
    motaywo     26th Jul 2015
    The cooling effect works with tmp value ranging from 5 to 12, but it becomes more inefficient the higher the tmp gets.
  • thomasxin
    thomasxin     26th Jul 2015
    Just set the tmp
  • Technomancer
    Technomancer     25th Jul 2015
    Tmp of 1 produces no lightning, allowing TESC to be safely used as an indestructible conductor.
  • Technomancer
    Technomancer     25th Jul 2015
    It's actually the tmp value that sets the length and temperature of the bolt. On placing TESC, tmp sets to a default value determined, as you say, by brush size. But you can change it afterward to create either a massive ball of TESC that just twinkles a bit, or a tiny little dot that destroys everything in its path.
  • motaywo
    motaywo     12th Jul 2015
    Like I said in the save, I can't really try to claim a chemical reaction, so the cooling effect is free to use. For everything else though, you'll have to give credit.