A bomb that "destroys" dmnd and such. It can also go through wall to destroy stuff. This does not work anymore. It`s just something to remember.
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First time ever my TPT crashed on this save :o Good job! :D +1
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ok that explanation might be slightly incorrect ... but it's definitely something with PROT+SPRK. And it's an easy fix
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Also the reason the DMND is deleted is because it's creating new particles using the ID of the DMND particles. This doesn't actually destroy it, just ... corrupts everything so that the diamond never existed. I guess this is my fault for coding PROT improperly, also this bug doesn't work in my mod.
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*continued*: .life is really important to never ever change on dead particles. We use the .life of dead particles to keep track of which particles are dead and where the next dead particle is (it's basically a linked list if you know what that is). By changing the life of a dead particle, that means the next time you create a new particle it may create it on top of a live one instead. Anyway ... the simulation just totally breaks after that, often leading to crashes.
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This is definitely a bug. Inside the save is SPRK with ctype 500. The protons in the save move over the spark and attempt to revert it back to whatever it used to be. It doesn't make sure that the spark used to be a valid element though, so it attemps to change the SPRK back into an imaginary element with id 500. part_change_type realizes this is invalid so instead just kills the SPRK. Afterwards, PROT doesn't notice the spark is dead, and sets properties on the now dead particle, including life
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After a bit of chat with jacob1, he found thing that cause this: When proton trying to remove spark with invalid ctype, it's corrupts the simulation, which does wierd things such a randomly removing elements. This'll be fixed in new version
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Also, Protons clearly don't affect dmnd in this save: The damage happens before any particle reaches it.
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@TheKingOfLife2, it's impossible that the diamond is spark: it says DMND when you mouse over it. It would be SPRK with DMND as ctype if what you were telling us was correct.
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+1 for finding this, even though this bomb seems more like a random experiment of BCLN and different elements used in normal bombs.
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It's the most wierd save i ever saw. Congrats, now i'm inspecting it, to get rid of that bags. Also fav.