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There are two ways of doing artifact research, the proper scientific method using DWAINE or the ghetto science way, testing artifacts on the spot using welders, blood or beakers of acid. | There are two ways of doing artifact research, the proper scientific method using DWAINE or the ghetto science way, testing artifacts on the spot using welders, blood or beakers of acid. | ||
=== DWAINE === | |||
The proper way of artifact research, usually problematic mid round due to your tools exploding or the mainframe disconnecting. | |||
==== GPTIO ==== | |||
Located in '''/mnt/artlab''', its used to send commands to ArtLab devices. [[Artifact_Research#Running_gptio|More info here]]. | |||
===== Dwaine Scripts ===== | |||
Revision as of 03:09, 13 November 2023
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Introduction
Hopefully this Cheat Sheet will have everything you need to do about artifact research in its various forms and locating artifacts.
Teleporting Artifacts
Information will mainly be located in the artifact research page. This section will mainly cover the coordinates of artifacts in a formattable form easy to put in Excel for your Telesci Calculator (you do have one, don't you?).
Triggering Artifacts
There are two ways of doing artifact research, the proper scientific method using DWAINE or the ghetto science way, testing artifacts on the spot using welders, blood or beakers of acid.
DWAINE
The proper way of artifact research, usually problematic mid round due to your tools exploding or the mainframe disconnecting.
GPTIO
Located in /mnt/artlab, its used to send commands to ArtLab devices. More info here.