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JeremyHopper wrote:Ah, I see what you guys are saying. Technically they could materialize Franz using his vDNA, but since his mind is detached from his body he would come out lifeless. Or worse... XANA could take over the lifeless body during materialization!
When Jeremy materialized Aelita, I hypothesize that the hard part was not getting the vDNA, but attaching the mind of Aelita with the virtual body. When someone virtualizes, their mind is detached from their body, but a link is kept so that when you try to devirtualize him/her the mind will reunite with the body. Whatever happened to Aelita, the link must've been broken between her vDNA and her mind. My guess anyway.
Tales of the YDV wrote:*insert LTT dinosaur* Erm. xD;; It was my assumption that Jeremie's ordeal was about her back-up file in the vDNA missing. Like, she had the code but no guide on converting it back. So he had to figure out a way to convert her vDNA into actual DNA without it. I dunno. I haven't thought about it in a while (nor have I been here *shot*)
Tales of the YDV wrote:JeremyHopper wrote:Ah, I see what you guys are saying. Technically they could materialize Franz using his vDNA, but since his mind is detached from his body he would come out lifeless. Or worse... XANA could take over the lifeless body during materialization!
When Jeremy materialized Aelita, I hypothesize that the hard part was not getting the vDNA, but attaching the mind of Aelita with the virtual body. When someone virtualizes, their mind is detached from their body, but a link is kept so that when you try to devirtualize him/her the mind will reunite with the body. Whatever happened to Aelita, the link must've been broken between her vDNA and her mind. My guess anyway.
*insert LTT dinosaur*
Erm. xD;; It was my assumption that Jeremie's ordeal was about her back-up file in the vDNA missing. Like, she had the code but no guide on converting it back. So he had to figure out a way to convert her vDNA into actual DNA without it. I dunno. I haven't thought about it in a while (nor have I been here *shot*)
TB3 in the Avatar essay wrote:while the Lyokan avatars serve the function of creating distinct divisions between characters, they also function as ‘file folders.’
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vDNA Mental/Consciousness Patterns
This file contains all data referring to the ‘mental’ aspect of the human body – namely a molecular scan of the mind and a recording and simulation of all neural impulses and wavelengths.
This file is also encoded in vDNA to allow it to be simulated and linked to the avatar’s ‘nervous system’ – when the two files combine the avatar ceases to be inanimate coding and becomes a living, thinking, feeling being.
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SEPARATE FILES The avatar only contains the files necessary for it’s own operation, but it also serves as a link to several other files held in the supercomputer’s restricted access memory.
MOLECULAR SCAN – BIO (V. large file, VDNA encoded) This is all the data picked up by the scanners during the virtualisation, minus the actual consciousness, which is diverted to the avatar.
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GivR wrote:The thread died?
I just wanted a few questions awnsered is all. LyokoFreak doesn't seem quite so keen on visitors these days.
Conventional reason doesn't work with Cassius335. Always predictable.
Sithking Zero wrote:Okay, I have a question.
Since ghosts and ghost-possessed objects and people appear (largely from observation) to use electricity as the primary modus of power, couldn't water theoretically ground a possessed person and kill the ghost?
And yes, in the episode with Possessed Mr. Delmas, he runs on water, but I have a theory to back that up. The ghost possessed everything except the feet, and used the rest of the leg to propel itself forwards, then used heat created by electricity to steam the H20 off.
So, is this possible, or is it crap?
Cassius335 wrote:GivR wrote:The thread died?
I just wanted a few questions awnsered is all. LyokoFreak doesn't seem quite so keen on visitors these days.
Conventional reason doesn't work with Cassius335. Always predictable.
Conventional reason has nothing to do with it. I don't like you, simple as that.
And could you try asking questions that make it at least appear you've been paying attention for the last two-and-a-bit threads and one essay?
JeremyHopper wrote:On a non-necro note, how complicated would the software have to be to handle the scanners and input from the supercomuter? You know, the software on that computer console Jeremy has in the holoroom level. How many variables are in play? What kind of information is being shared between the console, the supercomputer, and the scanners? What other important hardware is there?
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