Mixing (OE-Cake!)

Mixing is a feature that is in OE-Cake! and Phyzios Studio. Phyzios Studio has a much more simple layout, while OE-Cake! uses a somehwat more advanced system.

In order to mix in OE-Cake!, you need to press "Esc" once, then pick your base material with the mouse. After that, you press a button that corresponds to the certain material you want to mix your base material with. For example, I choosed water as my base material. Then I press "W" to choose Wall. That will make a Water Wall.

If you want the recipe for lava, it's INFINITY. In this case, you don't click on a base-material. Instead, just press INFINITY after pressing Esc.

In case you were wondering, the button for water is "Q."

Mixing in OE-Cake! can be a tricky thing to do, as it requires a logic mind to do it right. For example, if I make an oil, then it should be able to burn without exhausting the fire. And if I make some wood, it should be able to burn without a problem.

There are lots and lots of different codes in OE-Cake! So go and try them out now! If you don't know how to get OE-Cake!™, then [http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=oecake+download&aq=f click here for an automatic search. The upper-most video has the information] on how to download it. He has a link and an instruction video.

Combinations
There are several combinations that describe themselves.

For example, you can combine Water and Wall to make a water wall. You can combine Fuel and Fire to make self-burning fuel. In theory, Fuel and Water should make Oil, but to everyone's surprise, it does not.

Why you should use the mixing mode in OE-Cake! and Phyzios Studio
The reason you should always use the mixing mode in both softwares is because you can learn much more. You can also add more fun to the software, and you also get a better understanding of the different elements that exist in our daily lives.

If you for example mix Fire, Inflow and the physics of Snow (INFINITY,) you can make lava. The lava actually behaves just like lava, so you are free to have as much fun with it as you want to. But remember, this is a 2-D software, and therefore does not represent physics in the 3-D world we live in.