Goonhub
09-06-2014, 04:38 AM
Wall material only takes what the girder's made of into consideration. This is a problem, because there's also plating in a wall. No matter what the plating started as, it'll turn into the girder material when it's put on and removed. This allows you to transmute relatively common materials into, say, a miracle matter alloy.
Whilst sheet metal of differing materials can't be stacked, floor tiles can. Not sure if you can drag-drop but if you use a stack of floor tiles on a loose floor tile, the loose will get added to the stack and turned into the material on the stack. This allows you, again, to transmute relatively common materials into, to use an example, a miracle matter alloy.
![[Image: colours.png]](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/35543277/colours.png)
This is what happens when someone with too much time on their hands transmutes a hell of a lot of relatively common materials into miracle matter alloy. It doesn't come across too well but they were all shifting through the various colours of the rainbow, tinged sludge-green from the bohrum in the alloy.
Whilst sheet metal of differing materials can't be stacked, floor tiles can. Not sure if you can drag-drop but if you use a stack of floor tiles on a loose floor tile, the loose will get added to the stack and turned into the material on the stack. This allows you, again, to transmute relatively common materials into, to use an example, a miracle matter alloy.
This is what happens when someone with too much time on their hands transmutes a hell of a lot of relatively common materials into miracle matter alloy. It doesn't come across too well but they were all shifting through the various colours of the rainbow, tinged sludge-green from the bohrum in the alloy.