New Elements

  • kamikai
    11th Jul 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    I think that antimatter would be helpful and interesting, it should explode on contact with any other particle and produce allot of heat and pressure.
  • HolyExLxF
    11th Jul 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    kamikai

    I think pencilply has noted that antimatter will be in the next release of TPTE.
  • lolzy
    11th Jul 2010 Former Staff 0 Permalink
    Just want to point out that it is Plypencil and yes he is realsing antimatter in TPTE and some other goodies.
  • triclops200
    11th Jul 2010 Former Staff 0 Permalink
    boilerrat
    FOR THE LOVE OF GOD LET ME SETTLE THIS FOR THE LAST TIME, METAL IS COPPER IN ALL VALUES EXCEPT COLOR AND NAME! (I'm sorry, not necessarily just yelling at you, I've just explained this at least 8 times)
  • ief015
    11th Jul 2010 Former Staff 0 Permalink
    Except copper conducts better. What people aren't really understanding is that if spark travels any faster than it does on metal, it becomes unstable.
  • ranga
    11th Jul 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    Could there be the possiblity of proper gravity, so when you put a liquid in a bowl like structure with another element seperating it but still leaving a gap at the bottom for the liquid to run to the other side, and then level out with the other side. Or at least have a switch/button that turns on the true gravity?
  • badsqueaker
    11th Jul 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    I'd like to see Thorium and Neptunium for use in reactors, and Some isotopes of Hydrogen, like Deuterium and Tritium.
  • ssc4k
    11th Jul 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    ranga:
    Could there be the possiblity of proper gravity

    different physics for a different physics engine (grid based isn't too good for that type of simulation, true particle-point simulations (not in grid form) are)
  • anqxyr
    11th Jul 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    v38 is great. Seriously. But electrodes are pretty much useless, due to "melt everything on screen" behavior and instability of plasma. Maybe make them create arcs of thunder instead?
  • HolyExLxF
    11th Jul 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    anqxyr

    But thunder is essentially plasma lava (with a few effects). What an arc needs to be is ARC - a new element that is like an airborne spark, but I think that capacitance and air resistance should be taken into account. For example, two electrodes 10px apart only need one spark to arc, but 20px apart should require 2 or 3, etc., etc.