Goonhub
05-22-2014, 02:04 AM
Think I've got a bug for you (though it could also be stupidity)...
I have tried several times now to build a new science teleporter without success. The pad shows as unlinked and clicking the reset on its menu does nothing. The computer says it is not linked to anything and does not bring up the control screen. I think the problem is you cannot open the computer maintenance panel with a screw driver like you can on the original one. In fact you can't do ANYTHING to the computer - not even take it apart again.
Both the new control computer and the new pad are linked by wiring, with no 'knots'.
Both have access to power.
Both are built on data terminals (also tried without).
No tool can interact with the computer (tried the main mechanic kit; screw driver, welder, crow bar, wire cutter, multitool).
Same problem in 3 games with slightly different approaches tried. A couple of other more regular players have also tried alongside me with no success. Mentorhelp has not yielded any 'You're doing X and Y wrong, twat' constructive criticisms.
I have tried several times now to build a new science teleporter without success. The pad shows as unlinked and clicking the reset on its menu does nothing. The computer says it is not linked to anything and does not bring up the control screen. I think the problem is you cannot open the computer maintenance panel with a screw driver like you can on the original one. In fact you can't do ANYTHING to the computer - not even take it apart again.
Both the new control computer and the new pad are linked by wiring, with no 'knots'.
Both have access to power.
Both are built on data terminals (also tried without).
No tool can interact with the computer (tried the main mechanic kit; screw driver, welder, crow bar, wire cutter, multitool).
Same problem in 3 games with slightly different approaches tried. A couple of other more regular players have also tried alongside me with no success. Mentorhelp has not yielded any 'You're doing X and Y wrong, twat' constructive criticisms.