The Powder Toy

Electron Entanglement? by jojofishfishing

jojofishfishing
jojofishfishing
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6th Apr 2017
10th Aug 2017
I have been experimenting with warp for a long time but this effect I found is bizzare. If this is already known about warp I'm sorry, but I discovered it on my own. I'm not sure what this can do for anyone but it seemed wierd enough to share
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Comments

  • coryman
    coryman     7th Apr 2017
    The number of particles ends in 458. If you delete around 10 then unpause, it sometimes goes up to 459, or even 460. This would imply that it's not just one teleporting electron, but electrons being created randomly for one frame. Really neat save though! +1
  • camtech56
    camtech56     7th Apr 2017
    Yep, this is subframe weirdness. If you use the subframe mod, the ids of all the particles are reordered every frame and the glitch doesn't okay.
  • camtech56
    camtech56     7th Apr 2017
    Alt+F*
  • camtech56
    camtech56     7th Apr 2017
    Use tpt.setdebug(0x8) and Alt+A.
  • camtech56
    camtech56     7th Apr 2017
    Wait a second, that's the source of the issue. The WARP is spawning ELEC plenty, but the simulation is deleting them between the frames since they shouldn't be over FILT. If you delete the area over the ELEC, you can see the ELEC is stacked over the FILT. We need a TPT source expert here. This bug is deep.
  • cyberdragon
    cyberdragon     7th Apr 2017
    @camtech, I thought it was teleporting the electron since it only had one on the screen at a time. I already confirmed it wasn't \/ though. It's just odd that it doesn't spawn more, and only updates when you erase a pixel.
  • camtech56
    camtech56     7th Apr 2017
    @cyperdragon: Area computation glitch? WARP spawns ELEC with a simple spawn command with -3 index. The source doesn't show any area computation beforehand.
  • cyberdragon
    cyberdragon     7th Apr 2017
    I don't think it's ever the same electron. If you change it's properties, on the next frame they have reset. Looks like motaywo's theory has evidence.
  • NoVIcE
    NoVIcE     7th Apr 2017
    Congratlations, you've entered the weird world of quantum mechanics.
  • cyberdragon
    cyberdragon     7th Apr 2017
    just don't cause the warp to leak