Success: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
Added source for hex strings |
||
| (3 intermediate revisions by 2 users not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{TTP2Document|file=Success|title=Success!|loc=[[ | {{TTP2Document|file=Success|title=Success!|loc=[[Eastern_Wetlands#GRODNA_EXT-1|GRODNA_EXT-1]]|author=[[Miranda]]|force_display_author=True}} | ||
From: {{HexString|456e657|Ene(r)}} | From: {{HexString|456e657|Ene(r)}} | ||
| Line 9: | Line 8: | ||
Well, it half-worked. The design wasn't balanced so it fell over and broke. It was very dramatic. But the good news is that it all works in principle! | Well, it half-worked. The design wasn't balanced so it fell over and broke. It was very dramatic. But the good news is that it all works in principle! | ||
Imagine what we could do {{HexString|0697320457465|is Ete}}using stone {{HexString|726e616c2044|rnal D}} part of the environment {{HexString|656c6967687420|elight}} | Imagine what we could do {{HexString|0697320457465|is Ete}} using stone {{HexString|726e616c2044|rnal D}} part of the environment {{HexString|656c6967687420|elight}} | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
The first three hexadecimal strings are truncated and need to be joined to be decoded correctly. | The first three hexadecimal strings are truncated and need to be joined to be decoded correctly. They are a quote from [https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Marriage_of_Heaven_and_Hell ''The Marriage of Heaven and Hell'', by William Blake]. | ||
[[Category:TTP2 Documents]] | [[Category:TTP2 Documents]] | ||
[[Category:TTP2]] | [[Category:TTP2]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:07, 16 December 2023
Success is a text document by Miranda stored in the GRODNA_EXT-1 terminal.
Contents
Success!
From: 456e657
To: 267792
It worked! I made a statue!
Well, it half-worked. The design wasn't balanced so it fell over and broke. It was very dramatic. But the good news is that it all works in principle!
Imagine what we could do 0697320457465 using stone 726e616c2044 part of the environment 656c6967687420
Notes
The first three hexadecimal strings are truncated and need to be joined to be decoded correctly. They are a quote from The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, by William Blake.