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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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Im_ygy 15th Sep 2018

if (parts[i].tmp2>2000) { parts[i].temp = 10000; sim->pv[y/CELL][x/CELL] += (parts[i].tmp2/5000) * CFDS; if (RNG::Ref().chance(1, 50)) sim->create_part(-3, x, y, PT_ELEC); }
jojofishfishing 3rd Aug 2018

Hey, I just found another thing. Here you go: 2311684.
NACEOD 29th Jul 2018

Jamie_S this is there the law of conservation of mass goes into the trash.
GODUSMAXIMUS456 28th Jul 2018

IncrementTimesTwo: thats what quantum entanglement is, linking two objects so if one changes, so does the otherr
IncrementTimesTwo 25th Jul 2018

Interesting, the fact that deleting something in one orb effects the other.
jojofishfishing 4th Jul 2018

ha, I hadn't noticed that until now!
Jamie_S 29th May 2018

if you delete an electron 2 will spawn this is maddening :D
SuperJohn 5th Mar 2018

Good that you shared this with other people! now i can make something with this
Chemlab 8th Jan 2018

It's tmp2, you can also set the tmp2 of warp to a high number and it will start spawning electrons
jojofishfishing 1st Dec 2017

Also, the isolated warp does always spawn electrons. It has something to do with it's high variable values, but I have forgotten which one. It was originally created from superactive exot.

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Electron Entanglement? by jojofishfishing

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