The Powder Toy

Subframe temperature chamber by archived_account

archived_account
archived_account
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2nd Aug 2019
2nd Aug 2019
Put your elements in the white box. Click blue/red button to cool/heat. Yellow/green to change incrementing scale. Current temp (in kelvins) displayed on the display. Credits to mark2222 and KBD2.
termostat thermostat temp subframe filt temperature control

Comments

  • Disaster3432
    Disaster3432     2nd Aug 2019
    Okay, Thanks, now i use infinity gauntlet
  • archived_account
    archived_account     2nd Aug 2019
    Unicellular: This is basically layered conv and inst. When you spark it, sprk is being replaced by inst and it lose color. Disaster3432: just reload save, type in console "!set type ice 0" and add elements in the box :/
  • Disaster3432
    Disaster3432     2nd Aug 2019
    Hey DayTimer253, how do i remove water and add other elements?
  • Unicellular
    Unicellular     2nd Aug 2019
    To fix it just replace buttons higher or lower than ldtc wall (near heater), so inst will not get affected and will keep colouring.
  • Unicellular
    Unicellular     2nd Aug 2019
    Also there is a thing about inst, that it somehow updates everythime you spark it (subframe update i assume), and the whole wire with buttons every time changes to its copy, but without any deco.
  • Unicellular
    Unicellular     2nd Aug 2019
    69% made by you... Nice.
  • archived_account
    archived_account     2nd Aug 2019
    Update: click the yellow button to to increase the increment to 7 and green to reset to 1. Just a trick with tmp 2 and 3.
  • LBPHacker
    LBPHacker     2nd Aug 2019
    To increment by 2**n, save the n LSB somewhere, shift right by n, increment, shift up by n and merge the saved LSBs back.
  • archived_account
    archived_account     2nd Aug 2019
    Huh i found a way. OR and SUBSTRACT COLOR filts. But then it cant count down 273...
  • Scien_Tific
    Scien_Tific     2nd Aug 2019
    I'm pretty sure you can't make an incrementer increment by 2. The logic only allows for incrementing by 1. (Although I'm not sure if this incrementer follows the same logic.) One thing you could do is make it run multiple times, but that would slow it down.