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[Akura]

Okay! I think I got my plasma gun working. I added an E-Hole at the end, and most of the plasma shoots outward instead of blasting back into the gun.


Short range, unfortunately.

[smjjames]

As far as resolution goes, changing your screen resolution helps there.

Anyways, for some reason falling particles create negative air pressure.

[Draco18s]

I might have been wrong about the line-draw tool being the "line tool" needed for a fan. I just tried it, and it didn't accelerate the gas at all(or at least any noticable amount).

It does, do the line-tool thing multiple times, that will increase the fan's acceleration of particles.

[breadbocks]

How do you import things?

[Akura]

Woohoo, got a second version of it, this one works better. Tighter spread, which means more range.


Zapping the positive conductor will fire. I'm not sure why I left the negative one below it, since it fires only a single burst and shuts off automatically. Anything in front of it gets immediately heated by about 150°C, well above the boiling point of water. I don't think anything alive would survive that. I wonder why the military hasn't checked into a weapon like this...

[JacenHanLovesLegos]

Their too busy designing guns that explode behind an enemy's cover.

[Akura]

I figure superheated air would do the job quite well. And I was wrong about how hot it was. A sheet of metal went from -150°C to gone in a single shot. Surviving metal(this wasn't the breakable kind, either) was left cooking at over 400°C.

[breadbocks]

Would you mind labeling the various parts of it in paint?I'm no good at recognizing what each thing is on sight.

[The Transcendent Tyrant]

How does one make a nuke? My resolution is too large to read any of the instructions. =(

In fact, how do I increase the game's resolution?

[Draco18s]

How does one make a nuke? My resolution is too large to read any of the instructions. =(

Make a giant pile of plutonium.  Find some way of creating high pressure inside it.  Any of the explosives work.  C4 goes off with electricity, Ruthibidium (sp?) goes off when in contact with water (a single pixel will do).

[Akura]

Would you mind labeling the various parts of it in paint?I'm no good at recognizing what each thing is on sight.

Spoiler: Re-uploaded with labels (click to show/hide)

[Draco18s]

I can't quite replicate your success, my plasma gun takes 3 shots to melt through a slab of metal.

[breadbocks]

Would you mind labeling the various parts of it in paint?I'm no good at recognizing what each thing is on sight.

Spoiler: Re-uploaded with labels (click to show/hide)

Ah. So that is how it reloads. The clone is the reason we don't make those.

Anyways, try building it out of available materials with AIR(Special tab), and be amazed as anything humans have melts instantly.

[Simmura McCrea]

Would you mind labeling the various parts of it in paint?I'm no good at recognizing what each thing is on sight.

Spoiler: Re-uploaded with labels (click to show/hide)

Ah. So that is how it reloads. The clone is the reason we don't make those.

Anyways, try building it out of available materials with AIR(Special tab), and be amazed as anything humans have melts instantly.

I'm not sure how, but I just made a constantly firing version. The spark I used to fire it seems to have managed to loop itself, so it's just constantly setting it off.

EDIT: Figured it out. In an attempt to increase power, I added more clonestuff to the top and bottom. Seems the spark's hitting the clone, being cloned and refiring the gun.

EDIT2: How do you download one of the premade files off the site? I can't seem to find a link.

[Akura]

I can't quite replicate your success, my plasma gun takes 3 shots to melt through a slab of metal.

How thick was the metal. I noticed that if it got thick enough, it looks like it bounces right off. My guess is that it's because it tries to even out temperatures(and pressure) across a material extremely quickly. A thin piece will disintegrate.

I also figured out how to get all the plutonium in a nuke to go off before the bomb comes apart. Surround the explosives with uranium. I'm not sure, but I think this happens because, although the explosion pushes against the uranium(which pushes against the shell), it's not enough to rupture the shell(unless it's glass or something) because of the negative pressure mass from the the I guess imploding plutonium. Instead the uranium heats up so that the shell melts around the time the plutonium reaches critical mass. Or something. Try it for yourself, and toss in some glow liquid and maybe some noble/flammable gases while you're at it.