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I also have trouble understanding DrKran, but I can guess this much:
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I also have trouble understanding DrKran, but I can guess this much:
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iron capacitor = metal storage
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iron capacitor = metal storage
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materializer = factory
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materializer = factory
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transmitter = nanospray
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transmitter = nanospray
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He seems to think that because factories can use metal continuously instead of pre-payment as is usual in strategy games, that they are able to freely mold or "draw" any kind of shapes and units from the metal.
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He seems to think that because factories can use metal continuously instead of pre-payment as is usual in strategy games, that they are able to freely mold or "draw" any kind of shapes and units from the metal.
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However, Zero-K can only build predefined units. The unit building "spray" animation, and the wireframe of the unit that you see before it is complete, is just a clever trick that is in essence just a progress bar.
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