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It’s not clear though, while she is muted, how he knows that she is trying to speak. Recall that she (and we) see her mouthing words silently, but from his perspective, she’s just an egg with a blue eye. The system would need some very obvious MUTE status display, that increases in intensity when the AI is trying to communicate. Depending on how smart the monitoring feature was, it could even enable some high-intensity alert system for her when she needs to communicate something vital. Cinegenically, this could have been a simple blinking of the blue camera light, though this is currently used to indicate the passage of time during the Time Adjustment (see below.)
Matt can turn on a Simulated Body for her. This allows the AI to perceive herself as if she had her source’s body. In this mode she perceives herself as existing inside a room with large, wall-sized displays and a control console (more on this below), but is otherwise a featureless white.
The interface to set the time is a two-layer virtual dial: Two chapter rings with wide blue arcs for touch targets. The first time we see him use it, he spins the outer one about 360° (before the camera cuts away) to set the time for three weeks. While he does it, the inner ring spins around the same center but at a slower rate. I presume it’s months, though the spatial relationship doesn’t make sense. Then he presses the button in the center of the control. He sees an animation of a sun and moon arcing over an illustrated house to indicate her passage of time, and then the display. Aside: Hamm plays this beat marvelously by callously chomping on the toast she has just help make.
A dial makes sense when a user is setting minutes or hours, but a calendar-like display should be used for weeks or months. It would be immediately recognizable and usable by the user and understandable to the audience. If Hamm had touched the interface twice, I would design the first tap to set the start date and the second tap to set the end date. The third is the commit.
Near the end of the episode we learn that a police officer is whimsically torturing another Cookie, and sets the time-ratio to “1000 years per minute” and then just lets it run while he leaves for Christmas break. The current time ratio should also be displayed and a control provided. It is absent from the screen.
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The Display Screen is a block added in Galacticraft 3. It is an in-game screen showing various useful and attractive info. The screens can join together to make larger screens.
Place the Display Screen block anywhere, it does not need an electricity supply. Right-click with a Standard Wrench to rotate it (6 orientations including facing up and facing down). Right-click with an empty hand, or any tool which is not a Wrench, to change the channel.
Display Screen blocks, if they are able to, will automatically join up with neighbors to make a larger screen, when you right-click to change the channel. But, this only happens when two screens next to each other are shapes which can sensibly join together, and it only happens if the screen block you right-clicked on is at the side where they will join.
Larger screen sizes must be square or rectangular (for example, 2x1, 2x2, 3x2 etc). Long narrow sizes (for example, 3x1 or 4x1) are not possible. 9x9 is the largest size possible, although sizes over 5x5 are not recommended (see Known Issues below). Two screens can only join together if the joined-up screen made from both of them will satisfy all these rules.
Breaking or rotating (with a Standard Wrench) any block in a multi-block screen will cause all the screens which were in that multi-block screen to revert to smaller screen sizes.
Joining up Display Screens into very large displays, larger than 5x5 can sometimes have join glitches - the screens don"t look like they are joining up properly. It is usually possible to fix the glitch just by clicking on the screens again: it is best aways to click on blocks near to the center.
Breaking multi-block screens can sometimes leave join glitches in the screens which remain, again this can usually be fixed just by clicking on the screens again. In a worst case scenario where a glitch just won"t go away, break all the screens and place them afresh.
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