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So, you got your two valid parts? It's pretty simple from this point forwards. | |||
* Hit parts together to either form assemblies or add them to an already existing assembly. | * Hit parts together to either form assemblies or add them to an already existing assembly. | ||
* Once you think your assembly might be valid, whack the assembly with a screwdriver. | * Once you think your assembly might be valid, whack the assembly with a screwdriver. | ||
* If you suddenly loathe your chosen part list, whack the assembly with a wrench to dismantle it. | * If you suddenly loathe your chosen part list, whack the assembly with a wrench to dismantle it. | ||
That's it, enjoy discovering combinations of parts! | That's it, enjoy discovering combinations of parts! | ||
Revision as of 20:23, 28 December 2016
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Now listen closely, for creating a Dynamic Instrument Assembly™ can be difficult.
First, you'll need two valid parts to start with to create a Dynamic Instrument Assembly™. Since we are making instruments, let's review what parts we have at hand.
| Part | Materials |
|---|---|
| Body | 4x Any Material |
| Neck | 3x Any Material |
| Mouthpiece | 2x Any Material |
| Bell | 4x Metal or Crystal |
| Bag | 4x Cloth or Organic |
| Hollow Rod | 3x Metal or Crystal |
| Cable | Fabricator-Made |
So, you got your two valid parts? It's pretty simple from this point forwards.
- Hit parts together to either form assemblies or add them to an already existing assembly.
- Once you think your assembly might be valid, whack the assembly with a screwdriver.
- If you suddenly loathe your chosen part list, whack the assembly with a wrench to dismantle it.
That's it, enjoy discovering combinations of parts!