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[JacenHanLovesLegos]

I found this game at another forum. It's basically a FSG mod. Except with electricity, heat simulation, pressure simulation, and a bunch of other stuff. Quote from the other forum :

Powdertoy? Never heard of it?
Now you have, so you have no excuse.
Be there..http://www.powdertoy.co.uk

I find it very interesting the fill a resovoir with lava, then drop dust or something flammable/explosive in it and have an explosion.

[Akura]

More fun that that cake simulator a few months ago.

[Astral]

Yes, I've been playing with this for a while now. Blowing up premade cities with premade nuclear bombs is fun.

[Duke 2.0]

 Ah yes, Powder Game. I don't think it has heat simulation, just some clever element interactions. The true merit of this is the air pressure simulation. It's separate from the flowing entities like dust so you can't make dust walls and they don't have true pressure, but it's still cool and very fast. I think there is a rendering filter that deals with light, but it's been a while.

[JacenHanLovesLegos]

It has heat simulation. Move your mouse over an element in the field and it will tell you how hot it is. It also has elements that interact with heat.

[Duke 2.0]

 I think that is just for the heat filter. I have yet to see any object ignite from simply being near but not touching magma, the hottest element, making me believe heat is purely cosmetic.

[Akura]

I'm not so sure. I think I made diesel explode(or at least, convert into fire) by constanty fill-boxing it with the heat object. It didn't work for nitroglycerin, though.

[Puck]

It has heat simulation. Move your mouse over an element in the field and it will tell you how hot it is. It also has elements that interact with heat.

Dude, your avatar pic.... what is that?

[Pnx]

It has heat simulation. Move your mouse over an element in the field and it will tell you how hot it is. It also has elements that interact with heat.

Dude, your avatar pic.... what is that?

Cortex Command

[Labs]

Ahh yes, Powder Toy. At the beginning of this school year I uploaded a copy of it onto the School's network. I told a few people about it, who told a few more people, and now literally every time I walk into a room with computers, at least three people are playing it. It's a friggin plague.

[The Transcendent Tyrant]

Ahh yes, Powder Toy. At the beginning of this school year I uploaded a copy of it onto the School's network. I told a few people about it, who told a few more people, and now literally every time I walk into a room with computers, at least three people are playing it. It's a friggin plague.

This happened with DOOM roguelike in the school I went to.

It was hilarious.

[SquidgyB]

It has heat simulation. Move your mouse over an element in the field and it will tell you how hot it is. It also has elements that interact with heat.

Dude, your avatar pic.... what is that?

I could be wrong but I think that's Delve Deeper. it's available on Steam.

[Akura]

Hehehe, made an improvised nuclear device. Somehow, detonating it caused some kind of vortex that was only visible because the water I had used to conduct the electricity to detonate the device had somehow boiled, and the steam started to blow around.

[Dakk]

Detonating a nuke seems to cause a vortex of low pressure at the core of the explosion. Its temporary me thinks, but it can glitch out become permanent.

[Cthulhu]

I think that is just for the heat filter. I have yet to see any object ignite from simply being near but not touching magma, the hottest element, making me believe heat is purely cosmetic.

It's not.  Make a nuke in a city.  Buildings catch fire and start to disintegrate before the bomb penetrates its shell.