The Powder Toy

WOOD's fire layers. by mrdrnose

mrdrnose
mrdrnose
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17th Jul 2017
17th Jul 2017
Maybe this is was discovered, because WOOD is very old element, but i don't know.
morningwood hardwood inkowthis

Comments

  • deleted-account
    deleted-account     27th Jul 2021
    whoever tagged this 'morningwood' i will take yours and shove it in a blender, and then pour the remnants into a waterfall
  • jeffluo35
    jeffluo35     18th Jul 2017
    its cuz fire burns everything within 2 particles and only burns if there's space (PT_NONE touching), when you turn off air the smoke stays there so the bottom layer can't burn until the smoke goes away
  • Flocon
    Flocon     18th Jul 2017
    you found a bug of fire physics +1
  • LiquidPlasma
    LiquidPlasma     18th Jul 2017
    Now that is weird. Love it. But it really irritates me lol +1
  • romulusnr
    romulusnr     18th Jul 2017
    DUST and PLNT do it too.
  • TheStrangeMan
    TheStrangeMan     17th Jul 2017
    It is actually the fact that the smoke is not flying away in zero gravity, and so it blocks new fire from burning the wood. Simple really.
  • QuanTech
    QuanTech     17th Jul 2017
    so the tree that you stole this wood from was 15 years old (count the rings!) +1
  • Cliver5
    Cliver5     17th Jul 2017
    wow... Interesting
  • Sanpypr0
    Sanpypr0     17th Jul 2017
    so i did some experimenting, and in the same conditions SPNG and WAX will do something similar. +1
  • danieldan0
    danieldan0     17th Jul 2017
    +1, i have made something like this long ago. id:2097424