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Long-term trend of gaseous elements going to the lower right #858

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MineCake147E opened this issue Sep 13, 2022 · 2 comments
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Long-term trend of gaseous elements going to the lower right #858

MineCake147E opened this issue Sep 13, 2022 · 2 comments
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With Air Simulation Mode and Gravity Simulation Mode turned off, GAS tends toward the lower right.
Other gaseous elements also seem to move to the lower right.

The save 2933008 shows you what happens.

Before:
screenshot_000006
After:
screenshot_000005

@LBPHacker LBPHacker added the Simulation oddity that shouldn't happen label Sep 14, 2022
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LBPHacker commented Sep 14, 2022

This is why I hate statistics. This is some problem with the random walk gas particles do.

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JasonS05 commented Oct 5, 2022

I did some experimenting and I found that the issue isn't the random motion of the gas, but the collisions between the gas particles. Putting a cloud of gas in E-Hole prevents erroneous migration.

tpt_gas_migration

The blue FILT is where the gas was after dispersing for a while (I used high life plasma as the gas with disabled air and gravity) and the two protons are where the gas clouds were centered at the beginning of the simulation.

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