Advanced Electronics Club by aeclubpowder

aeclubpowder

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23rd Sep 2013

9th Dec 2013

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  thiskal 5th Oct 2013
  @aeclubpowder: pscn= ray on empty empty on particle inst = beam on empty and doesnt stops when it hits something inwr= same as inst but can create sprk beam to spark all conductables in its way all other metels = ray intil it hits particles i know i already send this a few days ago but it seems like you didnt see it so i send it again.
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  nijalninja98 4th Oct 2013
  @china-richway2 i am currently working on a number based security lock, and i was wondering if you might have any idea how to make a finger print scanner that uses INWR (of course) but will only let the person through if it is excactly correct. it does not matter if you tell me or do it yourself but i think my lock would be really boring if it did not have an added security feature.
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  nijalninja98 3rd Oct 2013
  @aeclubpowder ok i think i could almost do it now but i am not sure.
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  FeynmanLogomaker 2nd Oct 2013
  And I 'fixed' my entry :)
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  FeynmanLogomaker 2nd Oct 2013
  (By the way, 1330358 for an AEC save I made!)
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  FeynmanLogomaker 2nd Oct 2013
  Oh...Do I get the points anyways? I did what you said, but more complex. (I'll still make the other thing, though)
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  thiskal 2nd Oct 2013
  so, am i in or not?
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  china-richway2 2nd Oct 2013
  FeynmanLogomaker: You've misunderstood. Look at 1329834. Spark PSCN, it should push, and it can't push anymore when it reaches the last pixel of DMND.. You just need to change a property of PSTN.
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  aeclubpowder 2nd Oct 2013
  nijaninja98: This is what you should be able to do after you learn electronic depth.
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  FeynmanLogomaker 2nd Oct 2013
  1329642 for mine: One with a block of 50 pixels of DMND, and one with a block of 50 pixels + one pixel on the end: the second one breaks!