Alembic

Hotfix: Cataclysm, pipes, and optionsCataclysm is more easily reachable.Pipe elbows are sealed. A bend drawn with a narrower diameter than the run before it leaked at the corner. The old outlet is now closed properly whatever the widths, and two-click corners get a full outer casing instead of an open notch.The codex shows what reactions make. Every discovered reaction lists its products, and a pair that makes different things in different conditions collects each outcome. Reactions you found before this update show nothing until you trigger them again — redo them and they fill in.Frame rate cap. New in Options: Off, 30, 60, 120, 144 or 240. The default is 60. The simulation runs one step per frame, so this also sets the speed of the chemistry.UI scale. A slider from 75% to 200%. Everything in the interface resizes; the simulation itself is untouched.Options screen laid out as two columns so it fits on one screen.Various formatting fixes

The Acid Pre-Launch UpdateNine acids with real relative strengths, bases that neutralise by quantity, and a pH axis that runs the whole way from fuming nitric to soda water. Gold now has something to be afraid of.AcidsEvery acid is ranked by its real pKa, so strength behaves like strength. Lower is stronger:HI(aq) − 10.0 — hydroiodicHBr(aq) − 9.0 — hydrobromicHCl(aq) − 6.0 — hydrochloricH₂SO₄ − 3.0 — sulfuricHNO₃ − 1.4 — nitricH₃PO₄ − 2.15 — phosphoricHF(aq) − 3.17 — hydrofluoricH₂CO₃ − 6.35 — carbonicH₂S(aq) − 7.00 — hydrosulfuricConcentration is a real axis. Acids dissolve the way salt does and spread by diffusion. Corrosion rate follows proton activity directly, so a 5% pour eats iron roughly six times slower than a 100% one — and dilute hydrochloric still outruns saturated carbonic by thirty times. Weak is weak.Paint any solution, at any strength. A new Solutions section in the codex places brine, acids and dissolved salts ready-made. Pick one and use Shift + \ to set concentration — hold to ramp.Hydrofluoric finally does its trick. Feeble on the pH scale, and it walks straight through glass — and now quartz, at a quarter of the rate. Reinforce the vessel and it holds. Your sul