dyson hard suit
Added 2018-01-21 22:46:47 +0000 UTCso i do not have much experience drawing mechs with out 3d....or even designing them. so there will be a lot of trial and error in my attempts.
here is some world building for Dyson, where Mar and shesheik are from
Hard suits (or MOD suits) are basically mech suits. there is no standard model because each suit is hand crafted by individuals or small teams, ranging from simple basic frames for the customer to upgrade and modify as they wish, to full custom builds with all the embellishments.
where a hard suit shines is it's ability to take "MODs" (which are basically scifi "magic" enchantments) due to thier size and mass.
the main programing language (if any of my patreons are programers or physicists please forgive me) for MODs is
D.E.R.P. (direct energy rotational programing) (the rotation of the 'strings' and their organized interations cause a domino effect for the desired outcome)
D.A.R.P. (direct atomic rotational programing) (this turns most matter into potential harddrives)
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Let's just put it this way. DARP stores/retrieves information DERP executes commands. Basically... MOV and DEC. 🤣🤓😛 <b>PROBLEM SOLVED!</b>
Simone Spinozzi
2018-01-21 23:49:42 +0000 UTCwell i don't really understand much about programming, i just wanted what is essentially "magic" with a scifi/ gamer narrative behind it. the way i try to justify the MODs is anything affected by DARP is just a glorified SSD but it records in 3 dimension (and i have NO idea how that could really work) so it is used for the more "grounded" operating systems and storage. DERP is for the fantastical stuff. i basically see DERP as the 1s and 0s of Dyson technology. so when Mar throws a hadoken ripoff (a Howyadokin) i explain it away with DERP
Hatton Slayden
2018-01-21 23:41:50 +0000 UTCYou're forgiven 😂 Although, I might suggest that having separate programming languages for different MODs seems like a bunch of extra work. Maybe instead, separate programs or interfaces? Unless those programming languages operate completely separate kinds of hardware. Like, perhaps two types of quantum computing?
Just Gollor
2018-01-21 23:16:31 +0000 UTC
