The theory that this works by making the object invisible then attracting it across is wrong. I tried to test it by trying to disprove it(forgot what that's called) First, I tried selecting the object before teleporting it. But it wasn't selected after. That means that it was taken off the scene for at least a fraction of a second to be put in the second chamber. If it was attracted across it would still be selected. Instead, the opacity might have been set to full because the script didn't copy the opacity, only the basic parameters. So it really just cut and pastes the file with reduced quality.
To make the awesome element 11:
1.combine red and blue to get a hot pink one
2.combine blue and black to get a dark red one
3.combine the hot pink and dark red to get a dark pink one
4.combine the dark pink with a normal red (the spawnable one) to get a tiny red one
5.repeat steps 1-4 to get another tiny red one
6.combine a black one with one of the tiny red ones to make a gray
7.do step 1 again to get another hot pink one
8.combine hot pink with the gray one to get a green one.
9.Finally, combine the green and tiny red one to make element 7, which should be white. element 11 makes 3 gas(not used in production) and 2 hot pinks when combined with black.
