Atari
7th Jun 2017
8th Jun 2017
So basically this ended up being a fairly controllable switch. I have no idea how it works or why it works. If someone can explain that would be cool. Hope you all enjoy
soweird
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sprk
subframe
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I still have found no use for it other than a manual subframe switch
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Thats so weird but super cool!!
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So usually the PSCN is stationary, and the spark moves normally, but when the PSCN isn't the full length, it gets moved by the PSTN, pushing the spark upwards.
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I think what happens is that the PSCN stops the piston from extending, until you delete it, when the piston extends and gets converted to PSCN.
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It appears, that the spark ends up "traveling" downward momentarily because after the piston is unable to continue pushing. The older, farther away PSCN particles run out of life in sequence.
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Now find something even
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Thanks LBPHacker but that is a good question. Why does the spark switch direction?
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So what happens is that the base starts emitting PSCN by converting piston arms. And the piston moves this new PSCN exactly at the same speed at which spark in PSCN propagates downward. So what you get is a spark travelling downward in a row of PSCN that's travelling upward (and being deleted by your brush). The question is how the spark ends up travelling downward.
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WAT. Gotta look into this.
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thats pretty cool dude