Sykon

Telepad Tech App

Mar 6th, 2016
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  1. Byond User - Sykon1010
  2. IGN - Vale
  3. Alignment - Chaotic Good
  4. Race - Tsujin(Head Scientist)
  5. Tech - Telepad
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  9. Would sit in his chair, rolling about. It had been a few years since he made his first creation - The Telewatch. Though it didn't exactly have an outlet, for it's creation. He predicted it COULD work, but if he didn't have anywhere for it to take him... The function of the watch, was absolutely useless. Which was a bummer, in a sense. He began to roll about, looking around the room, blinking. "Really quiet today," He murmurred. His lab was in a new state, and was brand new for the most part. More roomy, relaxing. And just nice to be in now. He began rolling around his room, a bit frantically... But finally he moved back to his table, and began to pull out the required flexible Alluminum, and began crafting, and shaping out a small circular platform, with slots for circuitry. He would proceed to fill up the slots with wiring, giving them the function to receive, scan, and then reconstruct. He would make sure to fill the small plate with the required materials, for mass reconstruction, but that wasn't really a huge issue. 85 years of research would do that to a person. Things would only get easier from here, and he had lots to do. He would place the Teleportation Pad down, on the far left side of the room, and put the glass panel on his watch finally.
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  11. He would begin to tweak with his watch, making sure hte LNR waves were on synch with his Sattelite, which would in turn block any teleportation wave lengths, from exterior sources, unless It is coded in properly. He assumed this could potentially be an issue, with people like Thium, or Pitaya. They could definitely do what he's doing, if they hadn't already. Granted, this was a lot of work. But It needed to be done. This was a good bit of Scientific work, which would be a huge step forward for him. He had a long time to live, less' someone decides to erase him from the planet. So he should work to better mankind, and complete his Scientific Work sooner, rather than latter. AFter the LNR wavelengths were synched, He would begin to twist around the dials casually. It seemed like the coding, and what not was set up properly. So perhaps It would work well with his soon to be Telepad!
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  13. He began to pull out more Alluminum sheets, and refined the circular sheet he had made. It would be small, and have enough width and length for him to stand upon it. It looked rather nice, and had a matching blue shade to his watch. Though It's blue was a little bit darker, but It wouldn't be noticed. Hardly in fact, he believed It looked nice. If anyone purchased this product... Which he didn't really need money, so any product he made would likely be free. They would be pretty content with it!
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  15. He would begin to mess with some dials on his watch, looking down at it carefully. "Hm... This is a bit more complicated than I woulda liked.. And I MADE this thing," He chuckled, as he continued to mess with, and change the options his newly constructed watch offered him. "Well then..." He sighed softly, scratching the back of his head. "Here goes nothing," He walked over to the Telepad, and turned it on, before going into the back room. He would switch on the Sattelite, and allow a certain code to pass it's restrictions, setting his Telewatch, and Telepad frequency to that exact code. He would walk out, and then through his lab. Finally, he made his way outside, flipping on the watch completely now. He would press a single button, as a holographic light engulfed his entire corporal structure. It began to deconstruct him as he had planned. He closed his eyes, everything went black for half a second, before he opened his eyes in his Laboratory, on his Ship. Thankfully.. His memories were completely in tact. It worked! But... He still wasn't sure if he actually died or not, and was just recreated.
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