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Discussed with @samreid on Zoom. For phetsims/qa#1170. Hard to always get consistent behavior, but I am often seeing the high powered battery, switch, and high ohm bulb out of the box make a high current circuit that is on fire. On the published sim, current in this situation should be 1, but it much higher in the bugged state. Best steps I've found:
Sim loads with all noise on
Build a circuit That goes High Volt battery, wire, switch, wire, high ohm bulb, wire
Flip switch
Turn off circuit noise
Disconect wire from bulb on switch side
Reconnect circuit
Even if circuit is not on fire, current may still be much higher than 1 A
This is just the first thing I've found, but I suspect other behavior is wrong if this is. I suspect it is related to the noise behaviors.
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@samreid - worth investigation here. if investigation is not immediately indicating what is wrong, please see if Joey/Heather need these elements for the research and if not, just hide the high voltage and high resistance things for now. I think they will be focused on regular resistors and batteries.
Discussed with @samreid on Zoom. For phetsims/qa#1170. Hard to always get consistent behavior, but I am often seeing the high powered battery, switch, and high ohm bulb out of the box make a high current circuit that is on fire. On the published sim, current in this situation should be 1, but it much higher in the bugged state. Best steps I've found:
This is just the first thing I've found, but I suspect other behavior is wrong if this is. I suspect it is related to the noise behaviors.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: