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*PaMDA overlays a blue indicator over the material transfer device and the forge near the interface*
*Places the proper materials in the machine*
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*PaMDA overlays a blue indicator over the material transfer device and the forge near the interface*
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*When the device is in functioning order, a green "Forge" button lights in the corner of the interface, and an override option exists in the settings*
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*It opens an interface with hundreds of pre-designed microcomponents with color-coded inputs and outputs that can be chained together to achieve the desired effect, with a library of example builds*
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*The display gives you a wide range of options from custom scripting languages to design the part programmatically, to hand-molding pieces, to drag-and-drop design modules*
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*PaMDA highlights a path to a rapid fabrication system with a holographic projection that allows you to model your weapon in 3D space*
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Alrighty. Do you need a suit too?
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*The tank has a nozzle that fits the device to its exact proportions*
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PaMDA: Remove approximately as much material as you need to manufacture your weapon. Err on the side on overdrawing.
*The system highlights a device that looks like a sealed mechanical coffee mug with an upward-facing spout*
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*You end up in a room full of sealed distribution tanks, clean and organized pipelines, multifaceted mechanical systems, and genericized manufacturing lines, with one tank in particular highlighted*
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PaMDA: You will rely on your suit's acceleration to apply the process. No additional prerequisites are necessary.
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*Responds over comms*
IIIIII don't really think so. I'm sure dad has all kinds of useful stuff here, but I don't even know what we don't know.