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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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LBPHacker 26th May 2017

Only two, lol.
cats15 26th May 2017

I have 27 cats ! how many do you have?
LBPHacker 26th May 2017

I can't build computers out of cats. Other than that, cats ftw. And dogs. And weasels. And chameleons.
cats15 26th May 2017

LBPHacker Conv isnt awesome. cats are :)
LBPHacker 26th May 2017

Also, to whonever put the "lolfp" tag: nope, this just got hated off FP :P
LBPHacker 26th May 2017

Under every CONV in the middle there's another CONV and an ARAY that shoots BRAYs. It's called "layering" :P
T4chy0n 26th May 2017

I'm abit bit of a noob...uhm, why is BRAY produced? lol.
LBPHacker 26th May 2017

No idea. As a subframer I tend to only check the source of the elements I usually work with. The order in which DTEC looks for particles is one of those weird little details probably only a few of us know about. There might be more :P
lamyipfu 26th May 2017

this is unexpected. how much more is hidden in those source codes?
LBPHacker 26th May 2017

Update: added pwn beam to make the save a bit more appealing :P

The Powder Toy

CONV is awesome by LBPHacker

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