Copying an Existing Element

// This is an example of an element that has been copied from the source.
// All required changes to make the element unique have been highlighted.
// Run generator.py after adding this. You may change it later without re-generating.

#include "simulation/Elements.h"
// you need to manually set the element ID for generator.py as well as the class name
 //#TPT-Directive ElementClass Element_BCOL2 PT_BCOL2 177
 Element_BCOL2::Element_BCOL2() // make sure the names here match the class definition
{
    Identifier = "DEFAULT_PT_BCOL2"; // Lua will crash on running if you make identifiers non-unique
    Name = "BCO2"; // ???? will happen when names collide
    Colour = PIXPACK(0x333333);
    MenuVisible = 1;
    MenuSection = SC_POWDERS;
    Enabled = 1;

    Advection = 0.4f;
    AirDrag = 0.04f * CFDS;
    AirLoss = 0.94f;
    Loss = 0.95f;
    Collision = -0.1f;
    Gravity = 0.3f;
    Diffusion = 0.00f;
    HotAir = 0.000f * CFDS;
    Falldown = 1;

    Flammable = 0;
    Explosive = 0;
    Meltable = 0;
    Hardness = 2;

    Weight = 90;

    Temperature = R_TEMP+0.0f   +273.15f;
    HeatConduct = 150;
    Description = "Broken Coal 2. Heavy particles, burns slowly.";

    State = ST_SOLID;
    Properties = TYPE_PART;

    LowPressure = IPL;
    LowPressureTransition = NT;
    HighPressure = IPH;
    HighPressureTransition = NT;
    LowTemperature = ITL;
    LowTemperatureTransition = NT;
    HighTemperature = ITH;
    HighTemperatureTransition = NT;

    Update = &Element_BCOL2::Update; // add an update function pointer
    Graphics = NULL; // no graphics function - null pointer
}

 Element_BCOL2::Update(UPDATE_FUNC_ARGS) {}
 Element_BCOL2::~Element_BCOL2() {}