Rif we get a not we could probably make a basic calculator :0
Rwhatttt 
Rnerds
Rdoes that use water..?
Ryee
Rso basically one side spews water and the other side uses the water to complete the circuit
Rohhh that’s a cloner
Rsmart!!!!!!
Ri believe mercury is conductive and if it is it would be a lot better
Rboth might evaporate if it gets too hot..
Rwell i initially tried it with gold coins, but they were so conductive that theyd get powered through the cloner
Rmost things have short circuiting issues >.>
Ri was also thinking of using neon instead of a liquid, i havent tried that yet
Ris there a way to see how conductive the materials are without just trying them out manually?
Sdoes it show in the element's info?
Rnaah it just tells me if it conducts electricity or not
Saw it doesn't
Syea
Salso how would we not gate?
Rwell rn ive been working on making the and gate a bit more reliable
Rif it’s supercooled liquid neon is conductive
Rbut we should be able to use the same general idea with the and gate on the not one
Soo maybe e-cloners?
Rthats what ive been usiing lol
Sah
Sto make the and more reliable i think the shock length just needs to be longer
Rooo i see
Ri could actually increase the voltage by making a shocker actiivated by a battery
Soo
Swait ik how to see which material is more conductive
Ssource code >:)
Sok i found it
Sthe tag
conduct dictates how conductive, as a percentage, an element is on a scale from 0-1Roh thanks :D
Swater is 0.02, or 2%
So dang salt water is way more conductive
S0.1 (10%)
SRi’m working off memory but i believe liquid neon is 100%
Rhahaha
Roh wow
S86% actually
RD:
Ri’m a fake fan
So hey rbg's are 100%
Rwhat are thos?
Srbg red
SRgb green
SRgb blue
Sall those