My latest alloy in the Rebirth series. I used recent knowledge on figh regen to create a design that is really effective for particle retention with a low particle count.
alloy
eraser
bomb
nuclear
nuke
composite
drzoidberg
regen
bunker
azure
Comments
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I'm pretty sure the figh stkm and other stick ppl really on prio dependent systems to regenerate, but idk maybe you could find a system that is non prio dependent that can regen (I'm pretty sure every system in the game is at least somewhat prio dependent tho so I doubt anything can be found).
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DRZOIDBERG: hmm there's figh that doesn't act like a normal particle maybe that would work
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TPT always assigns particle numbers so there is never a situation where there is no priority diffrence
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DRZOIDBERG: like there is no priority basically making it switch between them every frame
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what do you mean?
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DRZOIDBERG: that's really interesting what if there was no layer with prio tho
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In game, highest priority goes to the particles to the most upper left. If an eraser is placed above an alloy in a save where they both are already part of, the erser with have higher priority, so it would be said the eraser had prio. prio effects alloys and ersers in many ways and the outcome can very vastly based on which of the two has prio.
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Prio AKA priority decides the order in which particles in game are simulated. for this case, an easy way to give prio to the alloy in to paste it in the save before you paste the eraser in.
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DRZOIDBERG: what's prio
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BillNyeTheDrayGuy: it is only being destroyed becuase it doesn't have prio. the alloy does not function properly without prio, but if it has prio it isn't destroyed.