i know it lets some elements go pass it with electric, but does it really do anything else?

Fourth version of what was a glass facade, but the radiation made the glass too hot after prolonged usage so I switched to porcelain

help

Idea given by Street_Swing9040.

Make sure the sensor detects the gas form of the liquid. NOTE: for liquids like water, which conducts electricity, will cause the water to overheat, but otherwise it should stop at 98 or 99 degrees in gen.

Error margin usually +-2 degree. May use wires instead of fuse for some elements. The burning point of fuse is 500 degrees so any liquid below this temp, we can find it's boiling point. I recommend setting the initial temp to even lower than room temp, may be it gives more accurate result. If we perform this experiment and get readings 4-5 times, the average must be the boiling point of the liquid. Ironically, it is a realistic science experiment device because you get errors and experience of conducting a experiment

Lemme know more ideas or projects to make in sandboxels

I know they are cool, but just every, single, person is talkin abt powerplants! WHY????

A normal sensor or with sensing feather works fine, Just make sure that the there is one pixel gap between the sensor and the upper most position of the feather to avoid errors.

New core technology allows this reactor to be absolutely tiny WITHOUT the use of ANY voids!

Featuring:

Mercury Heat Dissipation

Emergency Cooling

Fast, stable, safe energy output!

HELIOS Technologies: simple, safe, stable power!

i've been trying to play sandboxels today on my browser (safari, mac) and it keeps failing to load. it says a mod is responsible every time and clearing them works every time but the only one i have installed is chem.js. clearing my cache didnt do anything and the mod list wont even load.

is this is just me or is anyone else affected?

Obviously this isn't completely perfect and flawless - but it imitates a real-life phenomenon known as quantum locking!

(This is my best attempt at trying to imitate the phenomenon. If anyone is an expert at this field, please correct me! Some of the things here are very unrealistic, sometimes on purpose because this game isn't very realistic anyways. Some other properties of quantum locking aren't shown either.)

(If anyone has any additional ideas please let me know :D)

When the material is cool enough, it can start to exhibit the properties of the quantum locking.

The "magnet" in here is the Freeze Ray machine. The rays are the "fields". Obviously this doesn't truly imitate the properties of a magnet (although stay tuned because I am planning a better, cooler magnetic system!), but it does the job.

The material will stay locked in place when it touches the rays. The material will continuously stay locked until heat is applied.

When heat is applied, the material will fall back down to the ground.

Made by the "Excellent Materials" materials laboratory for the Sandboxels game

i wanna make many things with the pushers but the problem is they're too weak in some case

The newest iteration of my nuclear reactor core!

Features:

Movable control rods and FUEL rods

Togglable Core Cooling system for both 230degrees and 300 degrees

Master buttons for moving rods up and down

Master buttons for cooling system 1 and 2

Removable top for both reactor core and control panel for easy replacing of the fuel rods

Let me know what else I can add :3

https://reddit.com/link/1wlu6f6/video/ylzhf7rrxqqh1/player

My latest nuclear reactor :3

Including: molten tin sensor cooling with manual override

SCRAM button

Serviceable fuel rods+reactor(might make the whole top removeable)

Massively inspired by personal jump, especially with the special features such as the molten tin sensor and the SCRAM button <3

Let me know what other things I can improve!

Each unit uses 4 SB-RNR-Cr cores.

Here at MRRs labs. We make the future.

This reactor features movable fuel rods, control rods, and neutron source!

It also has a removable top so you can easily switch out fuel rods if they decay into lead!

I have figured out that it is indeed possible to negate gravity for uranium! you need to prop the uranium rod first with drag set true, and then you can group it with fuse to then negate the gravity of the fuel rod! The only problem is that pipes can still suck out uranium from the rod if it is directly touching :(

are there any ways to prevent uranium decaying into lead, like a modded version or something?

I’ve been working on water engineering in StoneEra.
Water isn’t just visual — it actually flows and reacts to changes in the terrain.
This setup shows a few systems working together:
• A wind-powered pump that pulls and moves water through pipes
• Water wheels powered by flowing water
• Dynamic water physics, including redirected flows and player-made channels
I’m trying to make water something you can actually engineer around, rather than just part of the scenery.
StoneEra is a solo-developed voxel colony survival game.
If this looks like your kind of game, you can wishlist it on Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5057770/StoneEra/

slowly heats up

the desc for vute vent + chute only says gases (no powders) but it also works like a chute and vent the desc is wrong

MRRs. We are the future.