how to make elements conductive
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dose anyone know how to make elements conductive
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same question
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There are two ways I know to do this. First is the way on the wiki, using the Property value to add the properties PROP_LIFE_DEC and PROP_CONDUCTS to the element. I haven't had any luck with this so far. The other way is to base the element off of an already conductive element, like TTAN or METL.
First method: ```elem.property(element, "Properties", TYPE_SOLID, PROP_LIFE_DEC, PROP_CONDUCTS, PROP_HOT_GLOW, PROP_SPARKSETTLE)```
Second method: ```elem.element(element, elem.element(elem.DEFAULT_PT_GOLD))```
Edited once by CactusHamster. Last: 12th Jan 2021 -
cactusHammster i will try it
first one dose not work
second one dose work but changes the propities
Edited 2 times by plutoniumuraniun. Last: 19th Jan 2021 -
If you change all the properties back, it should work. I have a "template" I made for my own scripts if you would like to use it.
https://drive.google.com/uc?id=1SF9ZLaMpeF10z-nGXzj9vWK_4ZLLvSIe
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@CactusHamster (View Post)
The problem is incorrect api usage, elem.property only takes 3 arguments, not a list of properties to add. Also, the constants exist in the elem. api and need to be fetched from there. They aren't globals.
Try adding them together instead
elem.property(element, "Properties", elem.TYPE_SOLID + elem.PROP_LIFE_DEC + elem.PROP_CONDUCTS + elem.PROP_HOT_GLOW + elem.PROP_SPARKSETTLE)Edited 2 times by jacob1. Last: 19th Jan 2021 -
OMG IT WORKS!!! THANKS JACOB
