G-LinuxorU
G-LinuxorU
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25th Sep 2013
16th Dec 2013
free to copy/use/expand on, no credit. i consider it a technology to be used, not something i made that you would need to credit me for.
piston shield cray mechanical electrical shielding electronic deployable deploy wall

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  • G-LinuxorU
    G-LinuxorU
    28th Sep 2013
    update; now generates positive pressure from the node head. @flight03 the Alt button was designed to be pressed twice, try it out! @mikel13c it's thdr&dmg-proof!
  • dddp33
    dddp33
    27th Sep 2013
    not/bad/check/mine/ID:1325204/(spacebar/not/working)
  • Mikel13c
    Mikel13c
    27th Sep 2013
    its cool but not very effective
  • G-LinuxorU
    G-LinuxorU
    27th Sep 2013
    update; regular nodes completely reworked, logic compressed, stability under Alt. behavior increased, and it looks like the nodes are ready for integration with eachother. the diag/straigt directions should pair with eachother now. (to make an octagon)
  • G-LinuxorU
    G-LinuxorU
    27th Sep 2013
    update; diamond-shape logic compressed. super stable even under Alt. behavior. will further refine normal nodes next.
  • flight03
    flight03
    27th Sep 2013
    dont press activate twice or it will go wrong
  • GALAXY-TS
    GALAXY-TS
    27th Sep 2013
    I destroyed your wall a couple minits ago :3
  • G-LinuxorU
    G-LinuxorU
    27th Sep 2013
    Update: now with "slimline" model wall. @numbercruncher thanks i genuinely enjoy developing these technologies :). Free to copy/use no credit.
  • TheNumberCrucher
    TheNumberCrucher
    26th Sep 2013
    wow this has developed loads! your awesome man :D
  • G-LinuxorU
    G-LinuxorU
    26th Sep 2013
    update: alternate bahavior now "stable" and no longer hidden. @ jklujm thats the secret trick i havent figured out. im thinking replace the cray(insl/shd4) with cray(iszs) or some other "naturally decaying"(slower than bray) substance then with alt-behavior it could generate a "fully temporary" forecefield. the bray would probably decay faster then iszs though.