Representing Elements

Alright, alright, maybe I left you a little confused as to what exactly all this stuff is.

First,
0x01 - A hexidecimal number in c++.

Second, how else are we going to say "This creature eats this other creature."? Don't we want any other logic or structure involved? Randomly, you would get dogs eating poisonous frogs. There wouldn't be any evolutionary advantage to poison.

roadkillguy wrote:

Alright, alright, maybe I left you a little confused as to what exactly all this stuff is.

First,
0x01 - A hexidecimal number in c++.

Second, how else are we going to say "This creature eats this other creature."? Don't we want any other logic or structure involved? Randomly, you would get dogs eating poisonous frogs. There wouldn't be any evolutionary advantage to poison.

This is fine, we can tag different "chemicals" and whatnot, give them properties so that you can use them, and these would give rise to materials in the TE. I think ADMIN simply wants to make sure that nobody goes crazy and starts using actual chemical processes and compunds, because we will not touch that simulation with a ten foot pole.

Belgium. I just remembered that I'm your chemistry person... Yeah. Not going there - nice to know, but not necessary for all of us to implement. Plus, save Bashi's belgium from another whopping serving of table data.