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Project Einstein: BHv5 Branch
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- [ Welcome to Blackhole 5.1 Experimental Branch! ]
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- Quick Desc
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- Blackhole 5.1 is a beta version of future blackholes, especially for effecient and accurate gravities!
- This Blackhole version does not support fancy absorptions like previous Blackhole versions, but has significant improvements on gravitation.
- Please do not remove any asset within the Blackhole as they will cause errors!
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- Live Parameters
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- `G_(gravity)` (1) = Gravitation constant, very sensitive to different values, try 0.1 incrementals.
- `UseCustomMass` (false) = Use custom mass as current mass has restrictions. this does not affect the ACTUAL mass, it's only pseudo.
- `CustomMass` (5236) = The custom mass (default is current mass, but it may not be if resized).
- `UseEinsteinian` (true) = Use Einstein's gravity field equation: (G*M/r^2)*(1-Rs/r) where Rs is the Schwarzschild radius, else use Newtonian: (Gm1m2/r^2).
- `OverridePhysics` (false) = If true, disregard the gravity formulas and simply use (`Magnitude`/r^2), more info on `Magnitude`
- `Magnitude` (1000000) = The gravitational strength. (also typed as 1e6).
- c_(light_speed) (300000000) = Speed of light (used for Schwarzschild radius in Einsteinian gravity, also typed as 3e8).
- Schwarzschild radius = Event Horizon (the actual radius of blackhole), which the script uses to cancel gravity as r->0 outputs infinity.
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- Math Parsing
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- Follows mathematical syntax!
- Non boolean parameters can be hard to type for precise and or large values like 300000000 or 12300, but they can be typed as exponentials or scientific notations:
- 1.23e4 = 1.23*(10^4) = 12300
- It may output an error, this is how to use the Math Parsing system:
- Accepts PEDMAS or BEDMAS (Parentheses, Exponents, Division, Multiplication, Addition & Subtraction)
- a^4 = a*a*a*a, for roots: a^(1/2) = square root of a, whatever number in a^(1/n) is the n-th root.
- a/b, but b =/= 0.
- a*b...
- etc.
- Example:
- (1e2)^(3/4)+5-6 = 30.62...
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