NEW TPT ELEMENTAL WIKI INITIATED
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antb:Ark5
For 4 hours spent on it I have to say I'm dissapointed... I mean..
tpt-elements wiki:
Diamond
Indistructable material. Used more as a insulator than the real insulator itself.
I've never seen it used as an insulator, and probably never will do as DMND is the most effective way to transport and store heat. Admittedly, the official wiki is lacking on Specials currently, but its more accurate.
the-powder-toy wiki:
Diamond:
Solid. Indestructible heats up quickly.
You also missed a LOT of suggested elements from your list but i assume its W.I.P. anyway
visit and read this topic -
Oh come on! At least there is a wiki now where you can find what suggestions are made, which ones are confirmed and it is also describing elements in another words. Old wiki was, in my guess, just a clone of The Powder Toy (no offense).
And I don't even remember the old wiki http! -
antb:There is nothing wrong with the old Wiki!
There is everything wrong with the old Wiki!
It need update(Lol last was made by me long time ago...) Logo need update.... content need update...
Simon need update...(This is joke of course... but some of his thoughts need it a little.) -
MPSGA
I do like the suggestions and the descriptions, but I don't see why they should be in a different wiki. The old one has plenty of great things such as a detailed coding setup/how-to tutorial, and an electronics tutorial. I don't really see how it's a clone of The Powder Toy - all that was copied was the descriptions, which I admit, could use more elaboration.
Wilq15
That doesn't mean we need to have a new one. Wikipedia needs updates daily, people don't create a new one everyday.
We voted on the logo as a community a (?) month ago (from over 20 choices), but I'd like to see your replacement.
canadadry
Do you know what an insulator is? An insulator blocks heat from passing. Neither coal or diamond does that.
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As the uranium is heated more and more, the diamond and coal heats up too. But notice the insulator - it does not heat up at all. Eventually, the left side will turn into water vapor.
