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2nd Dec 2015

26th Dec 2018

There seems to be little information available on blue VIBR, so I'm publishing what i've found by experimentation. It may be useful for shielding or decorative effects.

vibranium smurf smurfiki cflm bomb vibr blue tmp2

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Doughnut 4th Dec 2015

it turns back to green after using soap on virus weird stuff
Matera_the_Mad 4th Dec 2015

@Yoshi_622 I tried that, but if it does work at all it's not precise enough. My own research started with an accident. I set everything to a certain number and wow blue. Then I experimented until I found out exactly what made the difference. @bigexplosion some of it does XD
JosephEmmanuel 4th Dec 2015

@bigexplosion if you use the proprty tool and give vibranium life, it'll glow, but not explode. Also, it'll charge normal vibranium upon contact, and exotic won't harm it
bigexplosion 4th Dec 2015

My question is why doesn't it explode?
Yoshi_662 3rd Dec 2015

All I can research is that Blue VIBR is created with VIBR (activated) + CFLM
Matera_the_Mad 3rd Dec 2015

@12Me21 That's an awesome reference save! --> 1611960
12Me21 3rd Dec 2015

65535 is the highest number that can be stored in 16 bits. In tpt most properties are stored as floating point numbers, but when saving they are usually 2 bytes.
12Me21 3rd Dec 2015

I have some information in my "elements that change color" save
LucasRincon 3rd Dec 2015

we can use this totaly new discovery on something stupid like a timer. +1 just like bikes amirite
zaccybot2 3rd Dec 2015

well I meant that is seems like it's signed since it can have negative values, but it also seemed to be an unsigned 16 bit number, if it was a signed 16 bit number it could only go to 32768/7 but it went to 65535, which in theory would require a 17 bit number (ludicrous) to stay as a signed number.. I'm not sure I was pretty tired

The Powder Toy

Blue VIBR Reference Table by Matera_the_Mad

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