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Post by Fearn on Jun 23, 2007 1:46:10 GMT -5
Has anyone on here had any experience with force bubbles? I saw the post about levitating on force bubbles, and was wondering what everyone has done with force bubbles...
What I have done once (and it had me red in the face sweating) was make a force buble and mist it with water out of a plant mister, I saw a vaugly spherical shape and then I let it go.
Has anyone on here successfully like knocked something over with a force bubble or anything like that? I can push stuff across the table (like pens or paper the biggest thing I have done was move an empty waste bin across the room) but for some reason I have so much trouble programming a construct to do this, and I noticed the DA said something about this in her post in that same force bubble levitation thread, so is this the same for pretty much everyone else?
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Post by Fearn on Jul 1, 2007 19:20:40 GMT -5
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Post by The Devil's Advocate on Jul 2, 2007 8:26:21 GMT -5
Confuded: Just mentioning Rainsong's name is not sufficient to justify the post especially since you didn't mention anything useful like how to contact her or what she's personally said on these topics. And you do NOT need to tell me you've PM'd me. Learn a little patience.
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Post by cbad on Oct 30, 2007 9:01:01 GMT -5
Actually, all this time I was making force bubbles rather than pis-balls (well, most of the time, sometimes I made an actual psi-ball) and yesterday I tried leaving one and it stayed! Not for very long though. They seem to "rupture" if you wave your hand through them. Oh well. Now that I know the difference, I can do some REAL training. If anyone asks about my experience, I'm counting today as the start. Personally, the strongest I have done is have it rebuff al the dust floating around in my room and there be a big, clear spot of air in an oblong shape ;D. I'm going to start putting actual spheres in my hands in a while because apparently my perception is warped.
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Post by cbad on Oct 30, 2007 19:45:21 GMT -5
That's pretty much what a force bubble does. You're not creating matter, that's impossible. You are simply creating a pis-ball that ACTS like a solid object by resisting things that try to touch it. Making a force bubble is actually pretty easy. Getting it to stay is harder. Do you have any experience in shelling or programming?
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Post by The Devil's Advocate on Oct 30, 2007 20:20:13 GMT -5
Acting my name momentarily... cbad are you certain you're not just applying direct TK to what you're moving? (Yes I'd like to hear what leads you to believe it's a construct rather than direct application... since you can program a construct to use TK if you, yourself, cannot use TK.)
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Post by cbad on Oct 30, 2007 23:33:10 GMT -5
Well, I can't be totally sure but I doubt it. I was simply trying to make a "pis-ball" (now probably a force bubble) actually stay in one spot. The dust thing was an interesting side effect. It was a construct because I made a (half-hearted) attempt at shelling it and programmed it to hover there.
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