Редактирование: Guide to Atmospherics (раздел)

==Superconduction==
On high temperatures, superconduction occurs. Superconduction transfers heat between gases in the air and the objects in the world, most notably floors, windows and walls. If these objects are too hot they will break or melt.

Another very visible effect of superconduction is on super hot turf based fires (incinerator springs to mind). Reinforced floors have the temperature of 20 degrees Celsius and a very very high heat capacity. This means that these reinforced floors will almost always never move their temperature and stay at 20 degrees. Very hot gas mixtures on top of reinforced floors will constantly try to share heat with the floor and lose energy. <b>In other words, reinforced floors constantly cool your fires down.</b> This makes reaching very high temperatures on turfs very difficult.

It is possible to try and circumvent this phenomenon by burning things inside a canister or pipes.