#METEOR KEYUP EVENT UPDATE#
#METEOR KEYUP EVENT PATCH#

Update the Spark documentation in the wiki to reflect this. (Right now they can only be functions.) This will be easy because handlerMap is already kept as a list and allows duplicate selectors. In Spark.attachEvents, allow the values in eventMap to be either functions or arrays of functions.This would be a good starter project for someone who was interested in contributing to Meteor and learning a little bit about the internals. some_fake_identifier, just adding a space on the end of the string would probably work as a workaround. The place where this happens is probably packages/templating/deftemplate.js around line 82. This event is different from any other meteor event - the sky gains a shade of pink, followed by a single large purple meteor falling and delivering around 8-12 (verify) Pulsar Quartz.Дue to the way the boulder scatter is generated, a direct hit on a base compartment can leave boulders inside the base.Nice catch! I think this problem occurs because all of the events are internally accumulated as keys in an object, so if you have two events with exactly the same spec (down to whitespace) then the later one will overwrite the earlier one. And unlike other meteor storms, which let you collect their bounty at leisure, meteoric Super Alloy despawns in a matter of seconds. Each meteor delivers a single ingot of Super Alloy, along with a scatter of small boulders. Super alloy meteors drop at a rate of several impacts per second, making them very deadly.

The sky turns dark purple, while the sun turns a blinding red, and an absolute blizzard of small purple-green meteors comes blasting down at you. This late-game event is unlike any other meteor storm. The sky and air turn a deep royal blue during this event. Each meteor delivers 4-6 mixed Osmium and Sulfur. This late-game event resembles the Uranium and Iridium events, but occurs naturally. Since meteoric ore disappears on a game reload, these rockets should not be launched if you plan to close the game soon. The sky gains a faint yellow-green or reddish tint during the event, and the meteors are the same color. A half-dozen large meteors drop, each one delivering 5-7 Uranium or Iridium, totaling a very consistent 40 or so ore per shower, along with a spray of massive boulders which often block immediate collection of the ore (one boulder per meteor glows as though it contains more ore, but it doesn't). These two are both triggered only by launching Rockets (the Asteroids Attraction Rocket and Magnetic Field Protection Rocket respectively).

Uranium Meteor and Iridium Meteor, very similar to each other.

The sky turns a dusty red during these storms. Each meteor drops 3-4 chunks of rudimentary resources, including the occasional Aluminium, as well as a scattering of small boulders. A couple dozen small flame-colored meteors drop, landing a few seconds apart. This is the only type of meteor event that can occur at 0 Terraformation Index.

There are currently five types of meteor events. Meteors do not damage buildings, but do injure you on a direct hit. With a GPS Satellite T2 deployed, the Mapping Screen can track meteors. Meteor storms always focus on wherever you are at the time.

#METEOR KEYUP EVENT PATCH#

Meteors originate from one particular patch of sky, just north of the Maze Canyons, so they come down at different angles at different places on the map. Meteoric ore also despawns if the game is reloaded. Any meteoric ore that you don't collect despawns after an hour or so (except super alloy meteors), while the boulders despawn in a fraction of that time. Meteor Events are the only naturally renewable source for ore, besides Ore Extractors. Radioactive meteors have a green color scheme, turning your sky and ground that color, Iridium meteors have a red theme, (as well as the rock meteor) the Super Alloy meteors are a mix of purple and green, and the Osmium meteor is blue. For each different meteor type, there is a color theme for it. Meteors explode on impact, scattering boulders around their impact site, along with a few chunks of ore. When this event happens, either naturally or triggered by a Rocket, semi-large meteors (in the small meteor shower, small meteors instead) come crashing down on to your planet, with the only thing between you and becoming a small puddle on the ground are the walls of your home, specifically the ( Big) Living Compartment. The Meteor Event is one of the three events in the game, with the other two being the Sandstorm Event and the Solar Storm Event.

Meteor keyup event