Unrealistic laser cutting

[Rideg]

Have you ever seen a laser cut through a 100m thick object that has a density of 1000kg/m^2? 0.0001 sec? 'Cause I haven't.

What I'm suggesting is that it the laser will cut slower if the object it's cutting have a higher density. And that you'll be able to set the strength of the laser ( forgot what it was called ). I high value would result in fast cutting and a low would result in slow cutting.

Discuss advantages and disadvantages so we can reach consesus.

[kilebantick]

Cut slowly?...
How on earth, are we going to reprasent a laser cutting slowly? If you have a tiny LINE cut out of an object, it'll seem as it's still whole... How are you meant to see?

[Chronos]

Not practical. What would you do with an incredibly thin line in an object? Nothing, that's what.

[Matten]

I think it's not about the line cutted in the object, but about the laser slowed down.

[Rideg]

Maybe the the size of the hole its cutting should be bigger if it's a big laser? I thought that was pretty obvious so I didn't need to wright that.

[kilebantick]

Wright brothers. they're fluffing awesome. I want a paper-plane powered by vegies.

Oh, i c wut u did thar

[Rideg]

Wright brothers. they're fluffing awesome. I want a paper-plane powered by vegies.

Oh, i c wut u did thar

I did not :O

[kilebantick]

"so I didn't need to wright that."

[Rideg]

What does this have to do with my suggestion?