Elvisnator11
Elvisnator11
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11th Nov 2017
1st Dec 2017
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plastic element fire temperature pressure broken molten ideas cotwo

Comments

  • Electro40
    Electro40
    12th Nov 2017
    Would be great +1
  • sunny1saturday
    sunny1saturday
    12th Nov 2017
    make rubber
  • motaywo
    motaywo
    12th Nov 2017
    Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but this has been suggested before. I personally love the idea, and admire the amount of work you've put into this. I hope it gains traction, but it's been a while since mods have been friendly towards element suggestion saves. I'm glad you've posted on the forums, maybe add a link to the thread in the save. Best of luck, and I hope it gets added! +1
  • KingVampyre
    KingVampyre
    12th Nov 2017
    I am making an element suggestion
  • Matera_the_Mad
    Matera_the_Mad
    11th Nov 2017
    And we can have hot melt glue! And mix it with powder fillers, and....welp, heck I was just thinking about this yesterday.
  • Elvisnator11
    Elvisnator11
    11th Nov 2017
    +PortalPlayer lava can't be 200C so i am creating Molten Plastic part
  • Technomancer
    Technomancer
    11th Nov 2017
    The difficult thing about 'moving solids' that has prevented them being introduced, is the idea of multiple particles moving TOGETHER in a variable direction, while remaining solid. In other words, making a bouncy ball that remains coherent while bouncing, insted of scattering or trying to bounce off ITSELF.
  • Technomancer
    Technomancer
    11th Nov 2017
    Deformable plastic should actually be pretty easy to implement, I would think. They could just use the existing code governing GOO's behaviour, but just tweak it slightly so it doesn't disappear. In that sense, movable solids have been in the game for a long time.
  • magnetman33
    magnetman33
    11th Nov 2017
    Sure, if it's not 'gooey' then it's easy to do the rest
  • PortalPlayer
    PortalPlayer
    11th Nov 2017
    It would probaby just be LAVA(PLST) like most molten "elements".