Large frame magic is a technique used by magicians to create illusions and perform tricks using specially designed large frames. These frames are often made from heavy, solid materials to ensure stability during tricks. Large frame magic is a popular form of stage magic, as it allows magicians to perform tricks that can be seen by a large audience. One common trick performed with large frames is the "disappearing act". In this trick, the magician will use the large frame to create a solid structure around themselves or an object, such as a box or a person. The magician will then perform a series of gestures or incantations, and when the frame is removed, the object or person inside will have disappeared.
All this is to say, I love my plaster walls, and would much rather repair them than replace them. The bummer with plaster is that after a few California earthquakes and 100 years of the house settling, the plaster can crack and even pull away from the lath. We had this issue in several spots, plus some pretty bad patch jobs, and lots of chipping.
She narrated her process of cutting a v-shaped crevice in the line of the crack which would provide more surface area for the new compound to adhere to. Here s my brief old house electrical 101 Knob and tube wiring is a pretty interesting technology made up of ceramic pieces that route the electrical wire through the walls.
The magician will then perform a series of gestures or incantations, and when the frame is removed, the object or person inside will have disappeared. Another popular trick is the "levitation act". In this trick, the magician will use the large frame to create the illusion that they are floating or levitating in mid-air.
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To me it seems that walls are supposed to be a cheap way of keeping biters away from stuff that requires much more effort and valuable materials to build.
However, the need for repair packs makes this statement not true. Each pack costs quite a bunch of iron and copper and up to a three of those can be used up while repairing a single wall making maintenance a significant drag on resources. Besides, consuming copper and iron while repairing something that is made entirely of stone is just ridiculous.
At some point you'd just be willing to replace damaged walls with new ones, though you'll either have to do that by hand or to put up with constant "repair tools needed" warning from robots.
Ideally there should be different repair packs for different types of entities.
At the very least, number of attacks withstood per repair pack should be increased. For example by giving walls some repair multiplier or by giving them high damage reduction instead of high health.
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Re: Wall repair is expensive.
Post by FishSandwich » Fri Aug 15, 2014 9:58 pm
What version are you running? Repair packs were buffed in 0.10 and it takes 1-2 packs now to repair a red damaged wall which is much better.
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Re: Wall repair is expensive.
Post by Adil » Sun Aug 17, 2014 12:50 am
I'm playing .9.8
Anyway, 1-2 packs is of course better than 2-3(-4), though I'm still uncomfortable about wasting metal onto wall repairs. After all, it's just a pile of bricks, not complicated machinery that requires specific tools for repair.
I believe there should be alternatives.
Building thick wall and having robots rebuild destroyed parts works, but this prevents you from storing repair packs in the same network that covers the wall and also results in permanent "packs are missing" pop up. Those limitations don't seem very well justified and probably shouldn't be present.
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Re: Wall repair is expensive.
Post by FishSandwich » Sun Aug 17, 2014 2:58 am
To be honest I always find myself short of stone so would rather use iron and copper(something I always have an abundance of).
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Re: Wall repair is expensive.
Post by Grunex » Sun Aug 17, 2014 2:10 pm
When you have logistic robots, I don't think it's anyhow expensive at that point.
I would personally liked if you could place new walls on top of the damaged ones and those damaged ones should combine health to form new, full health walls.
eg. when you have 2 walls on 50% and you place new wall on top of it, those 2 walls combine their health into 1 new wall.
That would be much faster to repair, so you could continue doing what you love in Factorio. (Unless repairing walls is your thing)
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Re: Wall repair is expensive.
Post by DerivePi » Mon Aug 18, 2014 12:20 pm
Grunex wrote: . I would personally liked if you could place new walls on top of the damaged ones and those damaged ones should combine health to form new, full health walls.
eg. when you have 2 walls on 50% and you place new wall on top of it, those 2 walls combine their health into 1 new wall.
That would be much faster to repair, so you could continue doing what you love in Factorio. (Unless repairing walls is your thing)
Don't think I'd go for more than 100% health on walls, but I'm on board with repairing by replacement. Sounds like a good fit.
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Re: Wall repair is expensive.
Post by Adil » Wed Aug 20, 2014 4:48 pm
Repairing walls with tools made from stone, reparing walls with walls, it kinda equivalent.
Guess, I myself will slap "not-repairable" flag on them and stick with repair-by-rebuilding.
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The frame is positioned in such a way that it hides any support or wires that may be used to create the illusion. The magician will then perform a series of movements or gestures to give the appearance of floating, much to the amazement of the audience. Large frame magic requires skill, precision, and careful planning to create convincing illusions. Magicians must carefully design and construct their frames to ensure they are sturdy and secure. They must also have a thorough understanding of the principles of magic and illusion to create seamless performances. In addition to the technical skills required, large frame magicians must also have showmanship and stage presence. They must engage and captivate their audience, drawing them into the trick and creating an atmosphere of mystery and wonder. Large frame magic is often accompanied by music, lighting effects, and other theatrical elements to enhance the overall experience for the audience. In conclusion, large frame magic is a captivating form of stage magic that uses specially designed frames to create illusions and perform tricks. It requires skill, precision, and careful planning to create convincing illusions and engage the audience. Large frame magic is a popular form of entertainment and continues to captivate audiences around the world..
Reviews for "Ingenious Techniques for Large Frame Magic"
1. John Smith - 2/5 stars - I was really excited to try out the Lrgo frame magic, but I was thoroughly disappointed. The frame felt flimsy and cheaply made. Additionally, the magic effects were lackluster and didn't live up to the hype. It just felt like a gimmick rather than a truly magical experience. Overall, I wouldn't recommend investing in this product.
2. Jessica Thompson - 1/5 stars - I regret purchasing the Lrgo frame magic. The frame itself arrived damaged and the customer service was unhelpful in resolving the issue. As for the magic tricks, they were predictable and didn't impress me or my friends. Save your money and look for a more reputable and high-quality product.
3. Alex Davis - 2/5 stars - I found the Lrgo frame magic to be quite underwhelming. The instructions provided were confusing and unclear, making it difficult to perform the tricks properly. The frame itself also didn't provide the wow factor I was expecting. I ended up returning it because it simply didn't meet my expectations.
4. Emily Johnson - 2/5 stars - The Lrgo frame magic didn't live up to the hype for me. The tricks were not as mind-blowing as advertised and the frame was not as sturdy as I had hoped. It just felt like a cheaply made product with minimal effort put into the development of the tricks. I wouldn't recommend wasting your money on this.