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26th June

The reactor shown works by detecting if the heat is too low, if it is, the aestensium is released heating it up, and then is put back in the stor a few frames later.

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KyleTheCreator 28th June

yo gooby goob my GAGS (Goober Accepted Gooby Save) id:3392675
jansuki 27th June

i mean you shouldnt need a power input for it, if you do atleast make the output power that part
FoxFries404 27th June

Okay I apologize for the wall of text and you were right about the NSCN, fixex
FoxFries404 27th June

Also a user pointed out a mistake I made and its actually 36 px, dont know how that translates with wbat you said tho
FoxFries404 27th June

( and i did have a problem with the PSCN before hand, but only the PSCN) but theNSCN and any conductor y9u add are fine. And I checked after posting to make sure part order wasnt being weird. (Excuse me for any spelling mistakes, I have a cutonmy thumb so ita kind of hard to type)
FoxFries404 27th June

1. Multiple users have stated that using battery not directly connected to the output is okay 2. What is bare wire going to do, electrocute you? I can't imagine a practical use where it would be in a 2 px radius. 3. Output works fine? I get the point about the LSNS decreasing the *lithium's* life value
jansuki 27th June

yep!!!
Aeiouman 27th June

Hey folk thats my reactor
jansuki 26th June

foxfries, after covering the exposed wires and uhh making a way to take power from it... yours is 64 pixels, same as mine 3392170
jansuki 26th June

also i tried not to use dmnd in any way, even though i used indestructible pixels and also with yours you need a specific setup to take sprk from the nscn due to the lsns affecting it.

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NEW AESTENSIUM INFO. by jansuki

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