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26th May 2017

I have no idea how I've managed to ignore this until now. Turns out that if the tmp of CONV is not 0, it only converts particles whose type equals its tmp. You can basically tell CONV(PSCN) to only convert SPRK and CONV(SPRK) to only convert PSCN.

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MrBurgerMans 29th May 2017

I know, but you didn't explain how to order particles, you just said they needed to be ordered.
LBPHacker 29th May 2017

Look for a subframe tutorial. There's even one linked in the save.
MrBurgerMans 29th May 2017

Now I have created a bray sheild which repairs at twice the speed of a normal sheild but if I reload it the order must reset since the iron is being sparked but the aray is not firing. How do I keep the order intact?
MrBurgerMans 29th May 2017

Ive been trying for quite a while to make a ray like this but I have no clue on how to order the elements. I was doing this because I think this could make an instant sheild that would be indestructable since it consistantly respawns in a frame, is this possible?
MrBurgerMans 29th May 2017

D: to short
Majora 29th May 2017

@MrBurgerMans That already exists. Have you heard of subframe?
MrBurgerMans 29th May 2017

Could this make a "super battery" that consistantly sparks an object? That could change everything!
LBPHacker 28th May 2017

> Conventional, lol. As if there were that many around.
QuanTech 28th May 2017

@FuriousWeasel i do know how to delete a stack of max. 5 particles! Layer 5 DRAYs on top of each other! :D A 5 layer FRAM would still be tons more compact than conventional 2d FRAM
danieldan0 28th May 2017

@FuriousWeasel remove them using layered removers(CRAY(SPRK)+PSCN)?

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