Carver Posted 20 hours ago Share Posted 20 hours ago (edited) Per the title, it's an old chem that rarely sees use on its own. This would help solve that and give a (better) means to repair partially-damaged windows. A(n effective) means to repair windows is the primary goal of this thread. For the unaware, this is Silicate, it's a truly ancient chem that could be sprayed to strengthen windows. It was never very useful back in the day. Edited 7 hours ago by Carver Cheers to Benbot for informing me it works, albeit very poorly 2 Quote Link to comment
benbot16 Posted 13 hours ago Share Posted 13 hours ago (edited) It already does this (relevant code here), reinforcing glass after its been repaired, and repairing at a ratio of 3 HP/unit. It breaks the sprite if it starts getting reinforced, though, and it's pretty tedious to use since spraying it directly applies everything in the spray bottle. Edited 13 hours ago by benbot16 1 Quote Link to comment
Carver Posted 7 hours ago Author Share Posted 7 hours ago 5 hours ago, benbot16 said: It already does this (relevant code here), reinforcing glass after its been repaired, and repairing at a ratio of 3 HP/unit. It breaks the sprite if it starts getting reinforced, though, and it's pretty tedious to use since spraying it directly applies everything in the spray bottle. Intriguing, in this case I suppose that I’d hope it’d get updated/buffed for better usability. When I asked a few engineer mains they had no idea of anything fixing windows which is what prompted the thread (as I remembered this decade+ old chemical that was useless and mildly lightened window sprites). Quote Link to comment
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