2014-10-11, 07:09 | Link #54802 |
Some say I'm the Reverse
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Throwing this info to you guys because it's one of those "Well, they can quantize the IS armors but can't get them to repair themselves withouth direct intervention?" Also may excite some fans of Turn A Gundam.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/tech...=1457_97975510
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2014-10-11, 07:38 | Link #54803 |
Titans Test Team Pilot
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: The Elysium
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Conventional Self-Repair against an IS Self-Repair would no doubt be worlds apart in terms of equipment used. Still, the concept could be the same in the sense that something is always used up to repair damage.
The video there is quite something to look at to know how conventional self-repair works. Though for the case of IS, from what I know it still stands as "shifting bits of armor from different parts to the damaged part" instead of using synthetic fluid that strengthens up to a percentage of the original armor integrity. Still, one could handwave that.
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2014-10-11, 07:49 | Link #54804 |
Some say I'm the Reverse
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Just threw it in, because THEORETICALLY if you have the IS return to dormant mode and in quantum data form, you could then make it reappear again fully repaired because it's just physical matter converted to data. It'll be like reassembling itself. But no, you need to have IS armors sit in repose mode for a whole LN volume for dramatic effect, right Izuru?
So, there you have a real-life example of technology for self-repairing structures and armor.
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2014-10-11, 07:55 | Link #54805 |
Titans Test Team Pilot
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: The Elysium
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Hence why I mentioned about the shifting bits of armor thingy. Given how godly-advanced an IS supposedly it, that would be like putting 2 and 2 together. But yeah, Izuru Tech isn't exactly as reliable when placed next to real conventional tech to compare.
In other words, Real Life Technology just gave the finger to Izuru Tech.
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2014-10-11, 10:54 | Link #54806 |
That one guy
Join Date: Nov 2011
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You can think of it more like the IS needs time to reorganize itself. I think it was zero who suggested that IS continuously monitor and readapt themselves to their current configuration. That means readapting to damage as well. The problem isn't the damage itself then but the fact the IS has retuned itself with the damage within its calculations. You can tell the IS to repair its hardware but the software will still work off-balance. You can cut away the data from when the damage started but that's losing a lot of valuable combat data that could influence its evolutionary line. So what takes time is disentangling the data from the damaged state from the non-damaged state.
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2014-10-14, 05:03 | Link #54810 |
Some say I'm the Reverse
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Wish me luck. I've got a week off work which I practically strangled someone to get. Hopefully it gives me the time and the mood to bloody finish my fic. Work is taking too much of my brainspace, and I can't finish that one last chapter, which is seriously PI@#%!#@$%ng me the F@#$@!# off.
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2014-10-14, 20:51 | Link #54814 |
Expert Procrastinator
Join Date: Oct 2013
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First, nothing has recently been released, so what we make is being read less and less, although hopefully the world-hen should boost attention to the series. Second, everyone has quite a lot of stuff IRL to deal with, so we don't have much time to write. As Vonnegut said, "so it goes".
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