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Make Silicate better at repairing damaged windows


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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.
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Cheers to Benbot for informing me it works, albeit very poorly
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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.

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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).

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