RebMiami
RebMiami
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20th Feb 2023
17th Sep 2023
Remember the old Lua Element Request? I'M DOING IT AGAIN! If you didn't get a suggestion implemented last time, you may have another chance now. Suggestions will be accepted in the comments of this save, in the forum post, or in #tpt-mods on Discord.
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  • RebMiami
    RebMiami
    24th Feb 2023
    @TerraBloom Someone else is working on a cooking-themed mod. You may be interested - check the powder toy discord if you can.
  • M4ndora_St4r
    M4ndora_St4r
    24th Feb 2023
    add sugar (SUGR) melts at 366.8F and forms into glucose and fructose when cooled into solid state, (GLCO) (FRCS).
  • M4ndora_St4r
    M4ndora_St4r
    24th Feb 2023
    cupcake eating sounds in the background*
  • M4ndora_St4r
    M4ndora_St4r
    24th Feb 2023
    lets go radon! #RadonReasonable!
  • RebMiami
    RebMiami
    23rd Feb 2023
    @Threethethird Sadly, walls can't be added through Lua. Also, molten IRON already reacts with COAL to produce METL, which implies METL is already steel. @JDLENL Adding silver to fill out the roster of "noble metals" would be cool, but silver's properties don't translate well to TPT. The one-way mirror idea is interesting, but probably not possible in Lua.
  • Threethethird
    Threethethird
    23rd Feb 2023
    also if it's not too much of a hassle, could you add walls that only specific element types cannot pass through? like one that doesn't let liquids through but allows gas solid & energy particles through.
  • Threethethird
    Threethethird
    23rd Feb 2023
    to clarify, rusted steel would be solid
  • Threethethird
    Threethethird
    23rd Feb 2023
    steel, made by mixing molten iron and some form of carbon (coal?), it would be able to "trap" pressure (similar to titanium) it would have a high melting point and pressure tolerance, under high pressure it would deform, only breaking when it gets stretched too thin, it would rust but very slowly and only on the surface which is solid into "rusted steel" which is like iron with a higher melting point, it could deform slightly before breaking and turning into a form of broken metal.
  • JDLENL
    JDLENL
    23rd Feb 2023
    silver - i mean, if we have copper, gold, and platinum, it's only sensible. anyway, silver is well known for catalyzing reactions such as formaldehyde, and it is the most reflective and most heat/electricity conductive metal (limited in use IRL because of cost). it is also antimicrobial, like copper. i think it would be cool if you could make perfect mirrors and one-way mirrors (by putting a layer of GLAS next to SLVR) which don't heat up when struck.
  • RebMiami
    RebMiami
    23rd Feb 2023
    @RamenNoodlesGuy Would be cool, but probably not possible in Lua. Dpes a thin layer of FILT on a reflective surface work?