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11th Oct 2015

8th Sep 2017

I have seen this happen on multiple saves where a piece of stone/material falls through a 1-pixel wide shaft for a decent legnth of time.

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TheExplosionTeam 18th Oct 2015

Thank you sincerely to everyone who viewed and upvoted this and thank you everyone for holding this on fp for about a week. It was awesome while it lasted. I love all of you guys. The fame is over... :/
TheExplosionTeam 18th Oct 2015

Its off fp... Dreams cant last forever.
TheExplosionTeam 18th Oct 2015

Yes, I know. The pressure causes air turbulence (Same thing that causes an airplane to shake when at high speed), which causes the stone to "collide" with the wall, in which the game detects the "collision" and sets the speed of the stone to 0. After that the stone needs to accelerate again. (ANOTHER HYPOTHESIS)
cube1234567890 18th Oct 2015

No, turn off pressure and it stop "rubbing".
TheExplosionTeam 17th Oct 2015

I dont know how to grammar either.
TheExus 17th Oct 2015

lol, what are you doing that you discover something like this...
0901290 16th Oct 2015

interesting... this type thing also happens when you try to dump dust in an empty save, perhaps the pixels are somehow supporting eachother momentarily?
zapperain 16th Oct 2015

this is such a pipe... -_-
TheExplosionTeam 15th Oct 2015

@DiEliss (CONTINUED) At the second frame though, the pressure decreases to 0.01 (at the top of the stne) and -0.01 (at the bottom of the stne). In the 3rd frame, the stone then accelerates again and keeps falling.
TheExplosionTeam 15th Oct 2015

First* sorry my spelling is horrible today.

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