what i meant was, not the language, but the way you could create new elements and such based on the source code that i could read. i did not read the entire friggin thing in 10 mins, i just edited as i went and tested after every edit to figure out what i should do and when i should stop.

Understand what language?

read and completely understand C programming language in under 10 mins... that's impossible for a human, but a computer could be programmed for it. *replaces brain with computer*

It's my first time using C (or any programming language), and I can be a slow learner at times. It can take a while, but once I "get" something, I really get it. I understood the concept of adding new elements pretty quickly, it was the subtleties of the language that were giving me difficulty. Regardless, my new element will likely be in the next version, so I'm satisfied.

um3k
what is your element that "will likely be in the next version"?

INWR - Insulated Wire that doesn't conduct to METL, PTCT, and NTCT to allow four signals to travel in a 3-pixel width (3 in 3 was the previous limit).

un3k
nice idea, that will be cool...
from your description i suppose that the doped silicons will conduct to and from it?

Will the performance increase?

Kamikai: Yep.