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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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danieldan0 26th May 2017

Revolution in subframe tech! +1
FuriousWeasel 26th May 2017

Thank you LBPHacker! :D I'll have fun playing with this! Also, #LBPhackers "they can't stack themselves:" some particles go through others. That can be used to stack particles id:2143679
Majora 26th May 2017

Hmm... I didn't know this! That's really helpful, considering that other hacks used to be necessary to have the down-right diagonal bray shooter and other things like that.
QuanTech 26th May 2017

@Schmolendevice but since you layer the DMND, does that mean that using this property of CONV still won't reduce the area of subframe tech?
Schmolendevice 26th May 2017

Well, I guess I won't be needing to spam DMND layering anymore. DMND layering which induces "protection" upon elements like DRAY is what gets my current designs to their present compactness. I guess I can do away with them now aside from situations of "protecting" against CRAY(SPRK).
QuanTech 26th May 2017

i made a super-compact, super-useless wall of arayguns with this!
NoVIcE 26th May 2017

That is really awesome. It can have so many uses i havent thinked of now. Great discovery! I wonder if there is something else hidden by the devepolers.
QuanTech 26th May 2017

congrats, lbphacker! +1
T4chy0n 26th May 2017

Thanks.
T4chy0n 26th May 2017

So still very useful, even if it doesn't stack particles.

The Powder Toy

CONV is awesome by LBPHacker

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