does anyone know...

  • stal1
    27th October Member 0 Permalink

    how to set a spefic temperture and set it as default?

  • EnganK
    27th October Member 0 Permalink
    As default for what?
    You can set the pixel temperature to a specific value using the PROP tool.
  • stal1
    28th October Member 0 Permalink

    yeah thats what im doing im asking chatgpt for details because i dont know much abt it

    default temp btw

  • EnganK
    28th October Member 0 Permalink
    Chances are ChatGPT doesn't know much more about TPT than you do.
    You also still haven't explained what the "default temp" is that you want to set.
  • stal1
    28th October Member 0 Permalink

    breh

    like permanent temp 

    like speficial temp
    i want to set it default
    set default temp?
    like this

    Edited 5 times by stal1. Last: 28th October
  • Jerehmia
    28th October Member 0 Permalink

    You can set the ambient air temperature in the simuation options, but every element spawns at its own predetermined temperature so that won't get you very far.

     

    If you want to make every particle in the save have the same temperature (let's say 25C) you open the console and enter

    !set temp all 25C
  • Jakav
    28th October Member 0 Permalink

    Every element spawns with its own predetermined temperature (as Jerehmia said), and there is no way to change that besides with Lua scripting. It took a while to find out, but it appears you can do it with the following:

     

    elements.property(tpt.element("vibr"), "DefaultProperties", {["temp":9999]})

    This makes VIBR have a default temperature of 9999K. Unfortunately, this uses the tpt api, which I think is legacy, but I don't know what the alternative is.

  • Jerehmia
    28th October Member 0 Permalink

    @Jakav (View Post)

     The replacement for tpt.element() is elements.getByName() the easiest way to do it would be:

    elements.property(elements.getByName("vibr"), "Temperature", 9999)

     

  • Jakav
    28th October Member 0 Permalink

    Thank you! Yes, that would do it.