[Element Suggestion] Peltier Element

  • tk1027
    2nd August Member 1 Permalink

    I'd like to suggest a new element: a Peltier Element.

    Function: When electricity (SPRK) passes through it, one side cools down while the opposite side heats up.

    Direction / Mechanism: If 1px of the surface is removed/modified, that side becomes the designated cold (or hot) surface.

    This would allow for interesting thermal and electrical experiments!

    Edited once by tk1027. Last: 2nd August
  • AerospaceFan
    2nd August Member 0 Permalink

    you can do something similar with FILT and TSNS HSWC using serialization

    Edited once by AerospaceFan. Last: 2nd August
  • tk1027
    2nd August Member 0 Permalink

    @AerospaceFan (View Post)

     Hmm. But wouldn't it be easier if we used a Peltier element?

  • AerospaceFan
    2nd August Member 1 Permalink

    @tk1027 (View Post)

     if you think its easier to code it rather than use serialization then alright, also it would be pretty hard to code from what i know

  • tk1027
    8:54:17 Member 0 Permalink

    @AerospaceFan (View Post)

    We are currently using AI to generate and research the code for the Peltier element program. We plan to upload it as soon as it is completed.

  • KyleTheCreator
    9:39:08 Member 0 Permalink

    @tk1027 (View Post)

     2763 bugs INCOMING

  • AerospaceFan
    9:55:46 Member 1 Permalink

    @tk1027 (View Post)

     isnt ai like not allowed on the script manager

  • tk1027
    10:25:52 Member 0 Permalink

    @AerospaceFan (View Post)

     I was using AI, but due to a bug or perhaps because it's Android, it only accepts TPT commands, which is likely to prolong or even make development impossible.

  • AerospaceFan
    13:39:29 Member 0 Permalink

    wdym the ai accepts tpt commands, there are stuff to run lua on android and then you can run it in tpt with dofile()

  • pacmanfan123
    16:59:03 Member 1 Permalink

    @tk1027 (View Post)

     Don't use AI for coding; only a human expert would do a great job. I recommend that you hire one for quality, not speed.