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mellowmonster12 15th December

also, try running '!set ctype CRAY PROT' (but without the quotes)
mellowmonster12 15th December

that default life value is 600-650 i believe
mellowmonster12 15th December

although with a life of 0, CRAY just gives the PHOT a default life value
mellowmonster12 15th December

and when PHOT has a life of 0, it never goes away
mellowmonster12 15th December

this happens because of the way this thing works. first, a pixel of TSNS in tmp 1 serializes the tempurature of the green pad into some FILT. then, the value in that filt is shifted by a piece of filt in variable blue shift mode, effectively dividing it by 32 and rounding down the result.
mellowmonster12 15th December

then, the carrier bit is fixed, then the value travels down into a life sensor with tmp 3, where the life gets deserialized into CRAY, causing the PHOT emmitted to have that life value. the more thee life, the more time PHOT has to travel out, effectively changing the size of the laser. all this happens every single frame btw
mellowmonster12 15th December

i got a more precise measurment in kelvin, it overflows under 32K
mellowmonster12 15th December

i think you can get the green pad to ~-240C before it overflows and makes a giant laser
ShadowDestroyer 15th December

the sun is a deadly laser
Kittel2012 15th December

woah glad it can't reach me *gets obliterated*

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