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= Setting Up the Singularity = | |||
For starters, the following is a basic graph for setting up the singularity. | |||
[[File:Singotable.png]] | |||
As you can see, the particle accelerator (AKA the "PA") cannot start until the following are completed: | |||
*Configuring the SMES | |||
*Loading the radiation collectors | |||
*Starting the emitters and field | |||
*Setting up the particle accelerator/PA | |||
The particular order doesn't matter - in a sense - as long as they are done first. If these conditions are not met before starting up the PA, then you will start up a free, unbound singularity that will roam randomly. Don't let that happen! | |||
The PA's job is to help create the singularity itself, hence why it is important for the above to be completed first. | |||
=== An Optional But Recommended Tip === | |||
It is recommended that you change the configuration of the Engineering APC before continuing, as it will ensure your equipment needed for this process will stay on for the duration. | |||
[[File:Engi unlockingapc.png]] | |||
Revision as of 23:08, 22 December 2014
Setting Up the Singularity
For starters, the following is a basic graph for setting up the singularity.
As you can see, the particle accelerator (AKA the "PA") cannot start until the following are completed:
- Configuring the SMES
- Loading the radiation collectors
- Starting the emitters and field
- Setting up the particle accelerator/PA
The particular order doesn't matter - in a sense - as long as they are done first. If these conditions are not met before starting up the PA, then you will start up a free, unbound singularity that will roam randomly. Don't let that happen! The PA's job is to help create the singularity itself, hence why it is important for the above to be completed first.
An Optional But Recommended Tip
It is recommended that you change the configuration of the Engineering APC before continuing, as it will ensure your equipment needed for this process will stay on for the duration.
