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imported>Xhuis: Finalizes the trait page

2018-02-19T01:34:36Z

Finalizes the trait page

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imported>Xhuis: Adds a trait list

2018-02-19T00:45:58Z

Adds a trait list

imported>Xhuis: Replaced content with "blank that sucker out in prep for a new thing"

2018-02-19T00:08:47Z

Replaced content with "blank that sucker out in prep for a new thing"

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imported>Xhuis: /* test section please ignore */ new section

2018-02-19T00:08:14Z

test section please ignore: new section

imported>Xhuis: Adds a Flow Control section

2018-02-17T23:02:33Z

Adds a Flow Control section

imported>Xhuis: /* Common Tricks and Interactions */

2018-02-17T22:55:41Z

Common Tricks and Interactions

imported>Xhuis: circuits!!!

2018-02-17T22:51:04Z

circuits!!!

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imported>Xhuis: Blanked the page

2018-02-17T20:59:38Z

Blanked the page

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imported>Xhuis: /* The Ark */ "Appearances" -> "Appearance"

2017-09-19T12:10:53Z

The Ark: "Appearances" -> "Appearance"

imported>Xhuis: End my suffering

2017-09-19T05:42:56Z

End my suffering

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−	~~blank~~ that ~~sucker~~ out in ~~prep~~ for a ~~new thing~~	+	== Negative Traits ==
		+
		+	{\| style='text-align:center; background-color:#FFFFFF;' border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=6
		+	! style='background-color:#ff6655;' width='75px'\|Trait Name
		+	! style='background-color:#ff6655;' width='10px'\|Balance
		+	! style='background-color:#ff6655;' width='75px'\|Entry Description
		+	! style='background-color:#ff6655;' width='100px'\|Gameplay Effects
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| Heavy Sleeper
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| +1
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| ''"You sleep like a rock! Whenever you're put to sleep, you sleep for a little bit longer."''
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| All unconsciousness effects are increased in duration by an amount between 25% and 30%.
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| Nearsighted
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| +1
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| ''"You are nearsighted without prescription glasses, but spawn with a pair."''
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| Anything far away from you is difficult to see. Unlike genetic mutation nearsightedness or nearsightedness caused by eye damage, this variety ''cannot'' be cured. without admin intervention. Any new bodies created through cloning will suffer the same issue, so you can't circumvent it that way.
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| Pacifist
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| +2
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| ''"The thought of violence makes you sick. So much so, in fact, that you can't hurt anyone."''
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| You are incapable of directly hurting any other creatures. You cannot fire guns, use harm intent, or swing weapons. Stun batons can still stun.
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| Poor Aim
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| +1
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| ''"You're terrible with guns and can't line up a straight shot to save your life. Dual wielding is right out."''
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| Any shots you fire with projectile weapons are shifted randomly by up to 25 degrees.
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| Prosopagnosia
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| +1
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| ''"You have a mental disorder that prevents you from being able to recognize faces at all."''
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| Examining someone will always show them as Unknown, regardless of appearance, ID, etc.
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| Prosthetic Limb
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| +1
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| ''"An accident caused you to lose a limb. Because of this, you now have a random prosthetic!"''
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| One of your arms or legs is replaced with a surplus prosthetic, which are very fragile and need tools to repair.
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| Reality Dissociation Syndrome
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| +2
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| ''"You suffer from a severe disorder that causes very vivid hallucinations. Mindbreaker toxin can suppress its effects, and you are immune to mindbreaker's hallucinogenic properties."''
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| You suffer from intense, constant hallucinations. These include normal hallucinations but can also be strange, unique effects that can't be induced by anything else. '''Having this does not give you a license to act in an antagonistic manner.'''
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| Social Anxiety
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| +1
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| ''"Talking to people is difficult for you, and you often stutter or even lock up."''
		+	\|style='background:#ffbbaa;' \| You periodically stutter, and there is a very low chance every second for you to become incapable of speech for a time.
		+	\|}
		+
		+	== Positive Traits ==
		+
		+	{\| style='text-align:center; background-color:#FFFFFF;' border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=6
		+	! style='background-color:#66ff55;' width='75px'\|Trait Name
		+	! style='background-color:#66ff55;' width='10px'\|Balance
		+	! style='background-color:#66ff55;' width='75px'\|Entry Description
		+	! style='background-color:#66ff55;' width='100px'\|Gameplay Effects
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| Alcohol Tolerance
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| -1
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| ''"You become drunk more slowly and suffer fewer drawbacks from alcohol."''
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| You only take 70% of the drunkenness from alcohol, and some negative effects (i.e. jittering) won't affect you.
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| Freerunning
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| -2
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| ''"You're great at quick moves! You can climb tables more quickly."''
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| You climb tables 20% faster.
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| Light Step
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| -1
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| ''"You walk with a gentle step, making stepping on sharp objects quieter and less painful.''"
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| Stepping on sharp things, like glass shards and d4s, is 20% quieter than normal. Additionally, stepping on them without shoes will deal 25% less damage than normal.
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| Night Vision
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| -1
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| ''"You can see slightly more clearly in full darkness than most people."''
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| Your vision in darkness is very slightly brighter, and you can see the 3x3 area around you without a blur.
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| Self-Aware
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| -2
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| ''"You know your body well, and can accurately assess the extent of your wounds."''
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| When checking yourself for injuries, you can see the exact amount of brute and burn damage. You can also tell if you have toxin or oxygen damage.
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| Skittish
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| -2
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| ''"You can conceal yourself in danger. Ctrl-shift-click a closed locker to jump into it, as long as you have access."''
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| Ctrl-shift-clicking on a locker will, if you can open it, cause you to jump in and lock the door behind you.
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| Spiritual
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| -1
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| ''"You're in tune with the gods, and your prayers may be more likely to be heard by the gods. Or not."''
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| When you pray, administrators online will see a special notice next to your name. This doesn't mean they have to respond, though.
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| Voracious
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| -1
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| ''"Nothing gets between you and your food. You eat twice as fast everyone else!"''
		+	\|style='background:#bbffaa;' \| The click delay when eating food and drinking drinks is halved.
		+	\|}
		+
		+	== Neutral Traits ==
		+
		+	{\| style='text-align:center; background-color:#FFFFFF;' border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=6
		+	! style='background-color:#5566ff;' width='75px'\|Trait Name
		+	! style='background-color:#5566ff;' width='10px'\|Balance
		+	! style='background-color:#5566ff;' width='75px'\|Entry Description
		+	! style='background-color:#5566ff;' width='100px'\|Gameplay Effects
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#aabbff;' \| Ageusia
		+	\|style='background:#aabbff;' \| 0
		+	\|style='background:#aabbff;' \| ''"You can't taste anything! Toxic food will still poison you."''
		+	\|style='background:#aabbff;' \| Food, drinks, and reagents have no taste to you. However, toxic food will still incur nausea.
		+	\|-
		+	\|style='background:#aabbff;' \| Deviant Tastes
		+	\|style='background:#aabbff;' \| 0
		+	\|style='background:#aabbff;' \| ''"You dislike food that most people enjoy, and find delicious what they don't."''
		+	\|style='background:#aabbff;' \| Your liked and disliked foods are swapped. This means that for humans you will suddenly like raw and gross foods, but disliked fried and junk food. This differs between species, so being a lizard or moth will cause you to like and dislike different things.
		+	\|}

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	* Small screens only show their data on examine. Screens show their data to the person holding the assembly when they load their data. Large screens show that data to anyone nearby, as well. They all have the same complexity, so use them according to your needs. For instance, something that gathers data when you point the assembly at something might be best to have a normal screen to tell you that data immediately.		* Small screens only show their data on examine. Screens show their data to the person holding the assembly when they load their data. Large screens show that data to anyone nearby, as well. They all have the same complexity, so use them according to your needs. For instance, something that gathers data when you point the assembly at something might be best to have a normal screen to tell you that data immediately.
	* There is the potential for skilled players to make immensely-powerful circuits that can easily break the game just by existing. Please don't use them. We like circuits. They're fun. Please don't get them nerfed and removed. Please?		* There is the potential for skilled players to make immensely-powerful circuits that can easily break the game just by existing. Please don't use them. We like circuits. They're fun. Please don't get them nerfed and removed. Please?
		+
		+	== test section please ignore ==
		+
		+	honke

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	The easiest way to do this is with a "starter" component, in the Power - Passive section. This component will pulse out a single time whenever the machine gains power. Linking the starter's "pulse out" to any "push ref" pins in your circuit is essential to getting them to work. You can also assign them in other ways, but note that pulsing "push ref" while the machine is running ''will'' cause it to malfunction and not work with no clear indicator.		The easiest way to do this is with a "starter" component, in the Power - Passive section. This component will pulse out a single time whenever the machine gains power. Linking the starter's "pulse out" to any "push ref" pins in your circuit is essential to getting them to work. You can also assign them in other ways, but note that pulsing "push ref" while the machine is running ''will'' cause it to malfunction and not work with no clear indicator.
		+
		+	== Fundamentals, Part IV: Flow Control ==
		+
		+	Flow control is a term used generally for programming languages for determining in what order code is executed. This principle also applies to integrated circuits. The proper management of how a pulse goes to each component in the correct order is very important for large or complex machines.
		+
		+	Fortunately, there are some components to help with organizing your flow control. For example, there are pulse splitters to allow for cleaner wiring by transforming a single input into multiple outputs. Delay timers also exist so that you can make sure everything goes off at the right time (although it's best if your machine is not dependent on that, which is known as a race condition in programming.) Many circuits will also propagate a pulse if it passes a certain condition, like logic gates, ensuring that something will occur only if you want it to.
		+
		+	Here's a somewhat terrifying chart illustrating the concept:
		+
		+	[[File:Circuit relationship.png]]
		+
		+	When the button is pressed, the first thing to happen is for the global positioning system to gather its coordinates. Immediately after this, the X screen loads its data, and then the Y screen. These screens have the X-coordinate and Y-coordinate from the GPS respectively as their displayed data. Because the GPS gathers coordinates before the screens load their data, it displays the coordinates without a hitch, but if the screens were to load first, then it would not display the coordinates correctly, instead displaying the coordinates ''last'' recorded - so if you pressed it at one spot and then moved a few rooms away and pressed it again, the coordinates displayed would be for the first spot, even though the GPS's recorded data is in the new room, because the screens updated before the coordinates did!

	== Making a Basic Circuit: Step-by-Step ==		== Making a Basic Circuit: Step-by-Step ==

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 ''"Nightmaresbane"''
-== Common Tricks and Interactions ==
+== Common Concepts and Important Notes==
-Although the basics are out of the way, there are some very helpful concepts that should be kept in mind when making circuits, especially assemblies. Feel free to add to this list with your own!
+Although the basics are out of the way, there are some helpful concepts as well as some things to know that should be kept in mind when making integrated circuits. Feel free to add to this list with your own!
 * Tiny photovoltaic cells are enough to power most simple gadgets and devices indefinitely.

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 {| class="wikitable" border="3" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"
-! style='background-color:#E6A500;' width='96px'|Appearances
+! style='background-color:#E6A500;' width='96px'|Appearance
 ! style='background-color:#E6A500;' width='150px'|Duration(s)
 ! style='background-color:#E6A500;' width='400px'|Description