i'm having a similar glitch to @snateraar (View Post)
after detonating a deuterium bomb it becomes (1)super cooled to around -200567487694685860 (this as you can tell is a rough estimate, basically it's pretty damn cold) (2)cooled to around -170 to -273 degrees C or (3)it detonates as it normally would (9000+ degrees C). besides that it's a good beta so far.

edza101:

Diamond anuimations DONT work!!!!

Of course, they announced that, use decor-colored GOO

snateraar:

It seems that enabling Newtonian gravity, setting gravity to 1, air to 2, and enabling environment heat made my WHOL bomb's temperature range from - a quadrillion to + a quadrillion.

Edit: Whoops, got confused with languages.. It's actually a septillion degrees C. Still quite a lot more than the current ±9000 limit we have.

I believe it may have something to do with Ambient Heat.

I made a deut explotion, and their were some problems.
1. the neutrons are freezing cold! what's with that?
2. I can't draw any watr... or anything on the screen!
3.the undo doesn't work

I seem to be encountering a strange glitch where detonating a deut bomb cooled at absolute zero when it touches water everything goes to some strange "-1.#J C" temperature and no heat can be created.

Cutting short what previous posts were trying to say: something seriously screwed up.

Thank you cctvdude99. Also, as others have said, my Deuterium bombs create pressure, but only raises the temperature about 19°.

on my mac, im also getting the cold neutrons for deut bombs. And whats up with the strange colors in full screen? And once, i got a notifacation for an update to version 47, and this is the new beta. For some reason it said that i had version 46. That was only the first time i ran it, it is fine now.

Oh yea, havent tried this, but i think if you explode the Deut bombs, you could try bumping up the temperature of the neutrons?

It seems the more compressed (higher the life value) the deuterium is the colder the explosion. At its normal life value very little water gets frozen but at 9999 everything freezes in a few seconds at the temp @Rogueninja (View Post) mentioned.

Just did another test, this time the explosion matched the description above, except that it went back and forth from very very hot to very very cold.