Jacob1's Mod, tpt's longest lasting and most popular mod. My overall goal isn't to add a bunch of elements you can forget about, it's to create a more stable tpt version with lots of new features and improvements not fit for the official version, such as embeded TPT Multiplayer and Script Manager, multiple tabs, improved UI, and more.

Current Version: 57.2 (build 166)

Downloads
Download Version 57.2 for windows. This is a direct link to the zip.
Download Version 57.2 for macOS
Download Version 57.2 for 64 bit linux.
Download Version 57.2 for 32 bit linux.
Source
Other (older versions and compiler output)

Major Features
   *Entirely compatible with the official version
   *Updated often with an in-game updater (updates hosted by cracker64 on starcatcher), also has a bug reporter
   *Recent elements shown in favorites menu
   *Extra "FAV2" menu with many options
   *Customizable HUD's
   *TPT multiplayer script by cracker64 embedded inside
   *Script Manager by me / cracker64 embedded inside
   *Number of votes displayed on saves, and timestamps displayed on comments
   *Automatically save and reload your work after a crash
   *Open multiple simulation tabs at once, each tab has a preview and name when you hover over it
   *Ctrl+s saves a reload point, so you can reload even when not online
   *Moving solids that have collision and rotate
   *Statistics about how much / often you play, and current save statistics
   *Add Lua code into saves, with a sandbox to prevent malicious code
   *Redesigned console with text that never overlaps and scrollable history.
   *9 new elements
   *Many more improvements and features not listed here

Recent Changelogs
Version 57.0 2024-03-26

• Change version number to 98.0
• Add UPDATE_ and DECOSPACE_ Lua constants
• Update to tptmp v2.1.0
• This release is pretty much identical to the last one, as most beta bugs did not apply to this mod.

Version 57.1 2024-03-27

• Fix "Error: OK" when voting.

Version 57.2 2024-10-05

• Fix some graphical glitches in tags UI
• Change DMG to match vanilla movement, fixes id:3135550
• Update to Script Manager v3.15 with scrolling fixes

Known bugs:
Please report bugs in this thread or on GitHub.

Source / older versions
Get older versions here. This includes every released version since version 1 (the originals, rescued from my USB drive). The file "DLL's.zip" may be required for some of the original versions. The file "msvcr100.dll" (at the end) might also be required for some others.

Find the source and a constant log of changes on Github: https://github.com/jacob1/The-Powder-Toy

Help / More Info
To see detailed explanations of some of the new features/elements this mod has, or for a complete version history, look at the readme

The favorites menu has been the center of most things in the mod, since the beginning (now in official version). To "favorite" an element, ctrl+shift click it from any menu, and it will get a yellow heart on it. To unfavorite it, ctrl+shift+right click it instead. Any recently used elements also will appear in the menu for the duration of the play session. If you click the MORE button, a new menu will appear with more options. HUDs are customizable using the HUD2 button. The FIND button colors whatever element you have selected red, and dims everything else (now in official version). The INFO button displays statistics about how long and how many times you have played powder toy, your average and highest FPS, and info about the current save. SPIN controls whether moving solids can rotate or not, it may be a little ugly. REAL toggles realistic heat mode, which adds latent heat and several other things (made by savask years ago, not up to date). DATE toggles the date format used for comment timestamps. HEAT and LUA are explained in the readme.

I have moving solids in my Lua script, go to the lua section of the forums and click on the topic favorite elements menu. Once you have it, just draw EQVE. It's a little glitchy, but it won't create any lag at all.

@Atrayin (View Post)
The update with the moving solids might be finished this week depending on how much time I have. If not, i'll do it next weekend. Also, I added what you said to my lua script, if I understood you correctly. There is an arrow you can click to hide/unhide the menu, and it looks cool when you click it.