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EE: Surprisingly enough, someone just kinda... donated an Entire Drone to our scrap thing like a week and a half ago.
IE: And you forgot to mention that until now
EE: I didn't forget; I just saw no reason to bring it up since it wasn't relevant. Especially since this is something... kinda under wraps, somewhat? We don't know if we'll be able to get it to work, basically, and I don't like having failed projects on my track record. If anyone, I feel I can trust you with a secret.
EE: Anyway when I said "Entire Drone" I actually meant... well not Most of a drone but more like Some of a drone. Most of the chassis, and... Some Percentage% of the interior workings?? I don't know how much there is supposed to be. Drone schematics aren't exactly a public resource.
EE: But I think the biggest problem is its wiped memory.
IE: Well hey as long as it still works right
EE: It... doesn't.
EE: The memory would have included programming for its Basic Functionality. The thing is completely empty as far as routines go.
IE: Oh shit mood
EE: Alethea please, I don't need another one of you making me Highly Concerned tonight after Rennard trying to launch himself to the moon.
IE: Wait what when was this
EE: We're branching into irrelevant territory. Rennard is surely fine.
IE: Well alright
EE: So, surely you see the conundrum. With the drone.
IE: Drone broke
EE: Yes, drone broke.
EE: And the way to fix it involves... uhhhh coding.
IE: Never heard of uhhhh
EE: ...
EE: Are you finished, or? Never heard of what?
IE: I meant the programming language, thats what you said right?
EE: What. No. "Uhhhh" is not a programming language. It was a preface to my discomfort and inexperience with coding in general.
IE: Oh my bad
IE: IDK a thing about this stuff
EE: I mean, I really don't, either.
EE: Aerra and I collectively know Just Enough to get the most rudimentary mechanisms to automate themselves. Maybe ten, twenty braincells on the subject, tops.
EE: With enough time and research, maybe we could get an approximation of a drone routine to work and pretend it's functional... but it'd surely end up Extremely Unoptomized. We need to be able to fit it in such a small framework with such low voltage, after all. And I'm not exactly willing to shell out a bunch of prisms for hypercompressed data chips.
IE: Oh oh hey what about the light
EE: ...The light you gave me, from your house? What could that possibly do, here?
IE: Well more the base of it than anything, remember its specifically designed to take in and channel a huge amount of voltage and stuff right, for the whole lighthouse shtick
IE: So maybe thatd help make it work if you gotta have a ridiculous amount of processing power
EE: I mean... maybe. But the light's base is... kind of a rarity, and would be extremely complex to replicate. Likely costly too, considering the type of materials I've seen in it.
IE: Wait OML who says you gotta replicate it
EE: I would like to mass produce these drones, if we can figure out the basics.
IE: And you forgot to mention that until now
EE: I didn't forget; I just saw no reason to bring it up since it wasn't relevant. Especially since this is something... kinda under wraps, somewhat? We don't know if we'll be able to get it to work, basically, and I don't like having failed projects on my track record. If anyone, I feel I can trust you with a secret.
EE: Anyway when I said "Entire Drone" I actually meant... well not Most of a drone but more like Some of a drone. Most of the chassis, and... Some Percentage% of the interior workings?? I don't know how much there is supposed to be. Drone schematics aren't exactly a public resource.
EE: But I think the biggest problem is its wiped memory.
IE: Well hey as long as it still works right
EE: It... doesn't.
EE: The memory would have included programming for its Basic Functionality. The thing is completely empty as far as routines go.
IE: Oh shit mood
EE: Alethea please, I don't need another one of you making me Highly Concerned tonight after Rennard trying to launch himself to the moon.
IE: Wait what when was this
EE: We're branching into irrelevant territory. Rennard is surely fine.
IE: Well alright
EE: So, surely you see the conundrum. With the drone.
IE: Drone broke
EE: Yes, drone broke.
EE: And the way to fix it involves... uhhhh coding.
IE: Never heard of uhhhh
EE: ...
EE: Are you finished, or? Never heard of what?
IE: I meant the programming language, thats what you said right?
EE: What. No. "Uhhhh" is not a programming language. It was a preface to my discomfort and inexperience with coding in general.
IE: Oh my bad
IE: IDK a thing about this stuff
EE: I mean, I really don't, either.
EE: Aerra and I collectively know Just Enough to get the most rudimentary mechanisms to automate themselves. Maybe ten, twenty braincells on the subject, tops.
EE: With enough time and research, maybe we could get an approximation of a drone routine to work and pretend it's functional... but it'd surely end up Extremely Unoptomized. We need to be able to fit it in such a small framework with such low voltage, after all. And I'm not exactly willing to shell out a bunch of prisms for hypercompressed data chips.
IE: Oh oh hey what about the light
EE: ...The light you gave me, from your house? What could that possibly do, here?
IE: Well more the base of it than anything, remember its specifically designed to take in and channel a huge amount of voltage and stuff right, for the whole lighthouse shtick
IE: So maybe thatd help make it work if you gotta have a ridiculous amount of processing power
EE: I mean... maybe. But the light's base is... kind of a rarity, and would be extremely complex to replicate. Likely costly too, considering the type of materials I've seen in it.
IE: Wait OML who says you gotta replicate it
EE: I would like to mass produce these drones, if we can figure out the basics.
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