The Powder Toy

FRME converter by InvisRubiks

InvisRubiks
InvisRubiks
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18th October
18th October
Converts ALMOST every material into frme whether layered or not with precision
cooltech basic

Comments

  • gabriel_ultrakill
    gabriel_ultrakill     25th October
    bro we get it you think everything should be one way and not the other
  • gabriel_ultrakill
    gabriel_ultrakill     25th October
    what point is on display? which display? do you mean the all new DESTRUCTABILITY DISPLAY?
  • Gustavoslz
    Gustavoslz     25th October
    how did you do that
  • pinos_mrime
    pinos_mrime     25th October
    i agree with kyle
  • DRZOIDBERG
    DRZOIDBERG     24th October
    my point is on display before my very eyes
  • idont_eatChildren
    idont_eatChildren     24th October
    How about we shut up and start making out instead (slowed+reverbed + enrique +adrian + tuff + misery + verity + angry birds theme song + loki theme song + adriana salte + tiki tiki accapela + nightcore + fart bark)
  • KyleTheCreator
    KyleTheCreator     24th October
    How about we shut up and start making out instead
  • gabriel_ultrakill
    gabriel_ultrakill     24th October
    also makes cool effects when you add powders or liquids and turn gravity on
  • gabriel_ultrakill
    gabriel_ultrakill     24th October
    no, they did something. they replaced the vibranium with frame. for every pixel of vibranium, there is now a pixel of frame. even if it didn't get "converted" in your strict sense, it still changed. besides, let the people enjoy their little gadgets and gizmos.
  • DRZOIDBERG
    DRZOIDBERG     24th October
    it mayhave always been bad, but it was never this full of low effort mis represented saves like it is now., also the idea of "it's conv without conv" is honestly pointless, because not only is cray considered to be a more illigal element then conv in every situation that may restrict elemnts, but also becausenothing done here even changes anything, theese are default properties of cray, just arranged to make it look like they did something to the untrained eye.