Parrots_Lover
SWRP Writer
- Joined
- Feb 25, 2016
- Messages
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Affiliation: (Is your armor made by, or used by, a faction? If so, who? If none, put 'N/A')
Ownership: (Which of your PC's uses this armor? If the armor is for faction use, put 'N/A')
Intent: (Why did you create this? What is its purpose? Is it for personal use? Are you making it for the sake of making it? Do you intend to sell or market it? What makes this different from other similar tech? This will influence any ruling made on your technology, so please explain at length what your intentions are!)
Model: (What is your armor's name or designation? An example: M91 Modular Armor)
Weight: (metric system - remember, big bulky suits with lots of hard armor tend to weigh more, while simple vests or lightly armored suits weigh less! If you're making something as bulky as Stormtrooper armor, it's going to be HEAVY. Think 30-40kg. If you're just making a vest, it might weigh as little as 2-5kg depending on its composition. Don't be afraid to ask if you're not sure what's appropriate!)
Composition: (What is your armor made of? If you're using a lightsaber-resistant material, describe what components are made from that material. Remember to limit your use of saber-resistant materials, such as Phrik and Ultrachrome! Armor that is entirely or mostly saber-proof will NEVER be accepted; don't be afraid to use a saber-resistant helmet and gauntlets, but don't try and mate saber-resistant helmets and gauntlets to saber-resistant chestplates and thigh guards. As a rule of thumb, the less saber-resistant your armor is, the more likely it is to be approved. )
Rating: (What is it resistant to? What is it vulnerable to?)
Description: (Describe your armor in more detail here. What features does it have? Does it have a HUD, or a rebreather, or something like that? Is it modular or have self-repair features? Who was it designed for? What's your armor's purpose? You can only use features you've written down and had approved, so include everything you intend to use.)
*Features: (If the description gives you trouble, you can fill out a list of features instead and omit the description. If you filled out the description, omit this part of the template.)
Ownership: (Which of your PC's uses this armor? If the armor is for faction use, put 'N/A')
Intent: (Why did you create this? What is its purpose? Is it for personal use? Are you making it for the sake of making it? Do you intend to sell or market it? What makes this different from other similar tech? This will influence any ruling made on your technology, so please explain at length what your intentions are!)
Model: (What is your armor's name or designation? An example: M91 Modular Armor)
Weight: (metric system - remember, big bulky suits with lots of hard armor tend to weigh more, while simple vests or lightly armored suits weigh less! If you're making something as bulky as Stormtrooper armor, it's going to be HEAVY. Think 30-40kg. If you're just making a vest, it might weigh as little as 2-5kg depending on its composition. Don't be afraid to ask if you're not sure what's appropriate!)
Composition: (What is your armor made of? If you're using a lightsaber-resistant material, describe what components are made from that material. Remember to limit your use of saber-resistant materials, such as Phrik and Ultrachrome! Armor that is entirely or mostly saber-proof will NEVER be accepted; don't be afraid to use a saber-resistant helmet and gauntlets, but don't try and mate saber-resistant helmets and gauntlets to saber-resistant chestplates and thigh guards. As a rule of thumb, the less saber-resistant your armor is, the more likely it is to be approved. )
Rating: (What is it resistant to? What is it vulnerable to?)
Description: (Describe your armor in more detail here. What features does it have? Does it have a HUD, or a rebreather, or something like that? Is it modular or have self-repair features? Who was it designed for? What's your armor's purpose? You can only use features you've written down and had approved, so include everything you intend to use.)
*Features: (If the description gives you trouble, you can fill out a list of features instead and omit the description. If you filled out the description, omit this part of the template.)
Affiliation: (Is your weapon made by, or used by, a faction? If so, who? If none, put 'N/A')
Ownership: (Which of your PC's uses this weapon? If it's for faction use, put 'N/A')
Intent: (Why did you create this? No, seriously. Weapons are judged with greater scrutiny than other tech. Guns in Star Wars go "pew pew" and burn your opponent, that's pretty much all you need to know. If you're submitting a weapon, it needs to be pretty exotic or special. And remember, slugthrowers in Star Wars will never be as damaging as blasters, nor will the rounds travel as fast. No exceptions. Ever. Does that break RL physics? Yes, but SW rarely uses RL physics. This will influence any ruling made on your technology, so please explain at length what your intentions are!)
Model: (What is your weapon's name or designation? An example: M8A3 Light Rifle)
Type: (Is it a slugthrower? A blaster? Is it a melee weapon, or is it a rocket launcher or some other heavy weapon?)
Size: (Is it a compact pistol, or a large pistol? Is it a short rifle, or a long rifle? Is it a small lightweight carbine, or a long and heavy machine gun? Same for melee weapons – is it long, short, fat, skinny; what's its overall size?)
Composition: (Describe what materials your weapon is made out of.)
Range: (*This is for ranged weapons only! Describe what your weapon's range is – please put its optimal range, that is, the distance at which it is still effective. For pistols, a good range is around 50 meters; for rifles, around 200-300 meters, and for sniping weapons, around 500 meters.
Ammunition Capacity: (*Ranged weapons only! Describe how much ammunition your weapon can carry. No more than 20 rounds for pistols, 40 rounds for rifles and carbines, and 200 rounds for hand-held machine guns and repeating blasters. We do allow recharging power packs {within reason!} and other unusual ammunition supplies, so put whatever's right for your weapon.)
Description: (Describe your weapon in more detail here. What features does it have? Does it have a scope, a folding stock, or a grenade launcher? Is it modular or have self-repair features? Who was it designed for? What's your weapon's purpose? If it's a melee weapon, is it lightsaber resistant, and does it have any unusual properties? You can only use features you've written down and had approved, so include everything you intend to use.) What makes this different from other, similar tech? Basically if you just want a normal blaster that looks cool, it doesn't need to clutter the tech board. It also helps signal in the highlights of the tech of what makes it special
*Features: (If the description gives you trouble, you can fill out a list of features instead and omit the description. If you filled out the description, omit this part of the template.)
Ownership: (Which of your PC's uses this weapon? If it's for faction use, put 'N/A')
Intent: (Why did you create this? No, seriously. Weapons are judged with greater scrutiny than other tech. Guns in Star Wars go "pew pew" and burn your opponent, that's pretty much all you need to know. If you're submitting a weapon, it needs to be pretty exotic or special. And remember, slugthrowers in Star Wars will never be as damaging as blasters, nor will the rounds travel as fast. No exceptions. Ever. Does that break RL physics? Yes, but SW rarely uses RL physics. This will influence any ruling made on your technology, so please explain at length what your intentions are!)
Model: (What is your weapon's name or designation? An example: M8A3 Light Rifle)
Type: (Is it a slugthrower? A blaster? Is it a melee weapon, or is it a rocket launcher or some other heavy weapon?)
Size: (Is it a compact pistol, or a large pistol? Is it a short rifle, or a long rifle? Is it a small lightweight carbine, or a long and heavy machine gun? Same for melee weapons – is it long, short, fat, skinny; what's its overall size?)
Composition: (Describe what materials your weapon is made out of.)
Range: (*This is for ranged weapons only! Describe what your weapon's range is – please put its optimal range, that is, the distance at which it is still effective. For pistols, a good range is around 50 meters; for rifles, around 200-300 meters, and for sniping weapons, around 500 meters.
Ammunition Capacity: (*Ranged weapons only! Describe how much ammunition your weapon can carry. No more than 20 rounds for pistols, 40 rounds for rifles and carbines, and 200 rounds for hand-held machine guns and repeating blasters. We do allow recharging power packs {within reason!} and other unusual ammunition supplies, so put whatever's right for your weapon.)
Description: (Describe your weapon in more detail here. What features does it have? Does it have a scope, a folding stock, or a grenade launcher? Is it modular or have self-repair features? Who was it designed for? What's your weapon's purpose? If it's a melee weapon, is it lightsaber resistant, and does it have any unusual properties? You can only use features you've written down and had approved, so include everything you intend to use.) What makes this different from other, similar tech? Basically if you just want a normal blaster that looks cool, it doesn't need to clutter the tech board. It also helps signal in the highlights of the tech of what makes it special
*Features: (If the description gives you trouble, you can fill out a list of features instead and omit the description. If you filled out the description, omit this part of the template.)
Affiliation: (Is your ship made by, or used by, a faction? If so, who? If none, put 'N/A')
Ownership: (Which of your PC's uses this ship? If the vessel is for faction use, put 'N/A')
Intent: (This section needs to be well developed. Why did you create this? What is its purpose? Is it for personal use? Are just you making it for the sake of making it? Who is this intended for, ie. why would anyone use this ship over other ships submitted? What makes this different from other, similar tech? If your ship is too generic, or has the same equipment as another but just a different picture (ie there is nothing special other than a shiny pic) it will not be approved.
Model: (What is your ship's name or designation? An example: YT1300 Freighter)
Name: (*Omit this section if your ship is for faction use. What is the name of your character's ship? An example: Millenium Falcon)
Dimensions: (List, in this order, the Length, Width, and Height of your ship. Please use Meters.)
Class: (What type of ship is it? Is it a fighter or a bulk freighter? Is it a cruiser or a carrier? Remember that PC's aren't allowed to own capital ships – if your ship is over 150M in any dimension, it might be considered a capital craft! Try to keep the size under 100M if you're designing a ship for your own personal use. If you're unfamiliar with ship classes, the Anaxes War College System is a handy guide for designations.)
Crew: (How many people do you need to run your ship? The smaller the ship, the smaller the crew. If possible, list crew roles. Example: 1x Pilot, 1x Navigator, 2x Gunners, 1x Engineer )
Complement: (How many craft can your ship carry? IE, shuttles and strike fighters? Wookieepedia is a great resource for figuring out how many fighters and shuttles your ship can carry, so don't be afraid to use it.)
Armament: (What weapons does your ship carry? Remember, smaller ships carry fewer heavy weapons, such as turbolasers and similarly powerful guns.)
Equipment: (Explain what kind of shields your ship carries and what kind of equipment it has. Anything that's not a weapon goes here - from sensors to escape pods, if your ship has it, please list it!
Speed: (Describe your ship's sublight speed using MGLT. A speed of around 30 may be appropriate for a large freighter, and a speed of 110 may be appropriate for a speedy courier. More information on MGLT is available on Wookieepedia. The more weapons, armor, or specialty systems, the slower your ship will go.)
Hyperdrive Rating: (How fast is your ship's primary hyperdrive and, if present, its secondary hyperdrive? Hyperdrives with lower ratings are faster, but typically too expensive or difficult to acquire to see anything but military use. 1-2 rated drives are primarily military, but can also found in the hands of smugglers and couriers. 3-4 rated drives are often found on industrial haulers, and class 5 drives and above are primarily used by civilian craft. Secondary hyperdrives are typically much smaller and slower than the main drives; if your ship's main drive is Class 2, then your secondary would likely be Class 8 or worse.)
Maneuverability: (Describe your ship's ability to maneuver. Is it sluggish, or quick to accelerate? Can it climb or dive quickly, or is it slow? How rapidly can it roll or turn? Can it perform any complex, complicated maneuvers, or does it simply plow its way through space?)
Description: (Describe your armor in more detail here. What features does it have? Does it have a HUD, or a rebreather, or something like that? Is it modular or have self-repair features? Who was it designed for? What's your armor's purpose? You can only use features you've written down and had approved, so include everything you intend to use.)
*Features: (If the description gives you trouble, you can fill out a list of features instead and omit the description. If you filled out the description, omit this part of the template.)
Ownership: (Which of your PC's uses this ship? If the vessel is for faction use, put 'N/A')
Intent: (This section needs to be well developed. Why did you create this? What is its purpose? Is it for personal use? Are just you making it for the sake of making it? Who is this intended for, ie. why would anyone use this ship over other ships submitted? What makes this different from other, similar tech? If your ship is too generic, or has the same equipment as another but just a different picture (ie there is nothing special other than a shiny pic) it will not be approved.
Model: (What is your ship's name or designation? An example: YT1300 Freighter)
Name: (*Omit this section if your ship is for faction use. What is the name of your character's ship? An example: Millenium Falcon)
Dimensions: (List, in this order, the Length, Width, and Height of your ship. Please use Meters.)
Class: (What type of ship is it? Is it a fighter or a bulk freighter? Is it a cruiser or a carrier? Remember that PC's aren't allowed to own capital ships – if your ship is over 150M in any dimension, it might be considered a capital craft! Try to keep the size under 100M if you're designing a ship for your own personal use. If you're unfamiliar with ship classes, the Anaxes War College System is a handy guide for designations.)
Crew: (How many people do you need to run your ship? The smaller the ship, the smaller the crew. If possible, list crew roles. Example: 1x Pilot, 1x Navigator, 2x Gunners, 1x Engineer )
Complement: (How many craft can your ship carry? IE, shuttles and strike fighters? Wookieepedia is a great resource for figuring out how many fighters and shuttles your ship can carry, so don't be afraid to use it.)
Armament: (What weapons does your ship carry? Remember, smaller ships carry fewer heavy weapons, such as turbolasers and similarly powerful guns.)
Equipment: (Explain what kind of shields your ship carries and what kind of equipment it has. Anything that's not a weapon goes here - from sensors to escape pods, if your ship has it, please list it!
Speed: (Describe your ship's sublight speed using MGLT. A speed of around 30 may be appropriate for a large freighter, and a speed of 110 may be appropriate for a speedy courier. More information on MGLT is available on Wookieepedia. The more weapons, armor, or specialty systems, the slower your ship will go.)
Hyperdrive Rating: (How fast is your ship's primary hyperdrive and, if present, its secondary hyperdrive? Hyperdrives with lower ratings are faster, but typically too expensive or difficult to acquire to see anything but military use. 1-2 rated drives are primarily military, but can also found in the hands of smugglers and couriers. 3-4 rated drives are often found on industrial haulers, and class 5 drives and above are primarily used by civilian craft. Secondary hyperdrives are typically much smaller and slower than the main drives; if your ship's main drive is Class 2, then your secondary would likely be Class 8 or worse.)
Maneuverability: (Describe your ship's ability to maneuver. Is it sluggish, or quick to accelerate? Can it climb or dive quickly, or is it slow? How rapidly can it roll or turn? Can it perform any complex, complicated maneuvers, or does it simply plow its way through space?)
Description: (Describe your armor in more detail here. What features does it have? Does it have a HUD, or a rebreather, or something like that? Is it modular or have self-repair features? Who was it designed for? What's your armor's purpose? You can only use features you've written down and had approved, so include everything you intend to use.)
*Features: (If the description gives you trouble, you can fill out a list of features instead and omit the description. If you filled out the description, omit this part of the template.)
Affiliation: (Is your vehicle made by, or used by, a faction? If so, who? If none, put 'N/A')
Ownership: (Which of your PC's uses this vehicle? If the vehicle is for faction use, put 'N/A')
Intent: (Why did you create this? What is its purpose? Is it for personal use? Are you making it for the sake of making it? Do you intend to sell or market it? What makes this different from similar tech? This will influence any ruling made on your technology, so please explain at length what your intentions are!)
Model: (What is your vehicle's name or designation? An example: MAT-75 Steadfast)
Size: (What are its dimensions? Use the metric system, please!)
Weight: (Please use the metric system.)
Armor Rating: (What is your vehicle proof against? Don't worry about numbers - give us examples! Is it resistant to rifle and machine-gun fire, or can it shrug off hits from light laser cannons? Is it tough against ballistic weapons, or well-protected from energy weapons? What is it vulnerable to?)
Shield Rating: (Does your vehicle have shielding of some sort? If so, detail what type of shielding it has. Remember that most ground craft can only manage one shield at a time, so you'll need to choose between a Ray shield [defends against energy] or a Particle shield [defends against projectiles] as you cannot have both.
Propulsion: (What makes your vehicle move? Does it have an old-fashioned combustion engine and tank tracks, or does it rely on a fusion generator and repulsorlifts?)
Armament/Equipment: (What kind of gear does your vehicle carry? Does it have smoke screen generators, air scrubbers, load lifter arms, or a jackhammer attachment? Or is it bristling with repeating blasters and beam cannons? When you're listing your equipment, please give a little detail about them and their capabilities - you don't have to write a novella, just a quick line or two! If you're not sure what's appropriate, don't be afraid to ask!)
Description: (Describe your vehicle in more detail here. What features does it have? Is it meant for front-line combat, or for running around town? Does it have the thickest armor of any vehicle in its weight class, or is it just another load lifter? Is it modular or have self-repair features? What makes it unique? Who was it designed for? What's your armor's purpose? You can only use features you've written down and had approved, so include everything you intend to use!)
*Features: (If the description gives you trouble, you can fill out a list of features instead and omit the description. If you filled out the description, omit this part of the template.)
Ownership: (Which of your PC's uses this vehicle? If the vehicle is for faction use, put 'N/A')
Intent: (Why did you create this? What is its purpose? Is it for personal use? Are you making it for the sake of making it? Do you intend to sell or market it? What makes this different from similar tech? This will influence any ruling made on your technology, so please explain at length what your intentions are!)
Model: (What is your vehicle's name or designation? An example: MAT-75 Steadfast)
Size: (What are its dimensions? Use the metric system, please!)
Weight: (Please use the metric system.)
Armor Rating: (What is your vehicle proof against? Don't worry about numbers - give us examples! Is it resistant to rifle and machine-gun fire, or can it shrug off hits from light laser cannons? Is it tough against ballistic weapons, or well-protected from energy weapons? What is it vulnerable to?)
Shield Rating: (Does your vehicle have shielding of some sort? If so, detail what type of shielding it has. Remember that most ground craft can only manage one shield at a time, so you'll need to choose between a Ray shield [defends against energy] or a Particle shield [defends against projectiles] as you cannot have both.
Propulsion: (What makes your vehicle move? Does it have an old-fashioned combustion engine and tank tracks, or does it rely on a fusion generator and repulsorlifts?)
Armament/Equipment: (What kind of gear does your vehicle carry? Does it have smoke screen generators, air scrubbers, load lifter arms, or a jackhammer attachment? Or is it bristling with repeating blasters and beam cannons? When you're listing your equipment, please give a little detail about them and their capabilities - you don't have to write a novella, just a quick line or two! If you're not sure what's appropriate, don't be afraid to ask!)
Description: (Describe your vehicle in more detail here. What features does it have? Is it meant for front-line combat, or for running around town? Does it have the thickest armor of any vehicle in its weight class, or is it just another load lifter? Is it modular or have self-repair features? What makes it unique? Who was it designed for? What's your armor's purpose? You can only use features you've written down and had approved, so include everything you intend to use!)
*Features: (If the description gives you trouble, you can fill out a list of features instead and omit the description. If you filled out the description, omit this part of the template.)
Affiliation: (Is your droid made by, or used by, a faction? If so, who? If none, put 'N/A')
Ownership: (Which of your PC's owns this droid? If it is for faction use, or has no owner, put 'N/A.')
Intent: (Why did you create this? What is its purpose? Is it for personal use? Are you making it for the sake of making it? Do you intend to sell or market it? What makes this different from other similar tech? This will influence any ruling made on your technology, so please explain at length what your intentions are!)
Model/Name: (What is your droid's name or designation? An example: B1 Battle Droid)
Class: (Is it a combat droid? A protocol droid? Is it a laborer, or a medical droid? What is its role?)
Locomotion: (How does your droid move about? Does it walk on two legs, or on four? Does it scurry about on six buglike limbs, or does it roll around on tank treads or hover on repulsorlifts?)
Power Supply: (What kind of power source does your droid have? How long does it last before requiring recharging, replacement, or refueling? Generic power cells and fuel cells are examples of simple power supplies.)
Sensors: (What kind of sensors does your droid have? How does it perceive the world around it? You only need to list exotic or unusual sensors – simple photoreceptors, short-ranged audio pickups, and basic touch sensors don't need to be mentioned, but things like thermal sensors and ultra long-range laser microphones do need to be written down. )
Size: (How tall is it? If does not walk upright, then how long or wide is it? Give us a feel for how big your droid is. Please use the metric system for your measurements.)
Composition: (What kind of metals, polymers, or other materials is your droid made out of? Please not that the same restrictions on armor apply here – you may not have a droid made purely of Saber-resistant material!)
Weapons: (What kind of weapons, if any, does your droid have? Please describe them in some detail. Note that 'Heavy Blaster' or 'Type X Maser' does not provide detail – specify what manner of weapon your droid has, how much ammunition or power it has for that weapon, and what kind of range and fire rate that weapon has, along with any other features worth noting.)
Tools: (Anything non-combative goes here. Things like fusion welders, personal shields, deployable data probes, and other utilitarian things need to be mentioned!)
Description: (Describe your droid in good detail here. Explain its function, the layout of its components, what tools and weapons it has, and anything else that comes to mind. You can only use features you've written down, so include everything you intend to use.)
*Features: (If the description gives you trouble, you can fill out a list of features instead and omit the description. If you filled out the description, omit this part of the template.)
Ownership: (Which of your PC's owns this droid? If it is for faction use, or has no owner, put 'N/A.')
Intent: (Why did you create this? What is its purpose? Is it for personal use? Are you making it for the sake of making it? Do you intend to sell or market it? What makes this different from other similar tech? This will influence any ruling made on your technology, so please explain at length what your intentions are!)
Model/Name: (What is your droid's name or designation? An example: B1 Battle Droid)
Class: (Is it a combat droid? A protocol droid? Is it a laborer, or a medical droid? What is its role?)
Locomotion: (How does your droid move about? Does it walk on two legs, or on four? Does it scurry about on six buglike limbs, or does it roll around on tank treads or hover on repulsorlifts?)
Power Supply: (What kind of power source does your droid have? How long does it last before requiring recharging, replacement, or refueling? Generic power cells and fuel cells are examples of simple power supplies.)
Sensors: (What kind of sensors does your droid have? How does it perceive the world around it? You only need to list exotic or unusual sensors – simple photoreceptors, short-ranged audio pickups, and basic touch sensors don't need to be mentioned, but things like thermal sensors and ultra long-range laser microphones do need to be written down. )
Size: (How tall is it? If does not walk upright, then how long or wide is it? Give us a feel for how big your droid is. Please use the metric system for your measurements.)
Composition: (What kind of metals, polymers, or other materials is your droid made out of? Please not that the same restrictions on armor apply here – you may not have a droid made purely of Saber-resistant material!)
Weapons: (What kind of weapons, if any, does your droid have? Please describe them in some detail. Note that 'Heavy Blaster' or 'Type X Maser' does not provide detail – specify what manner of weapon your droid has, how much ammunition or power it has for that weapon, and what kind of range and fire rate that weapon has, along with any other features worth noting.)
Tools: (Anything non-combative goes here. Things like fusion welders, personal shields, deployable data probes, and other utilitarian things need to be mentioned!)
Description: (Describe your droid in good detail here. Explain its function, the layout of its components, what tools and weapons it has, and anything else that comes to mind. You can only use features you've written down, so include everything you intend to use.)
*Features: (If the description gives you trouble, you can fill out a list of features instead and omit the description. If you filled out the description, omit this part of the template.)
Affiliation: (Is your device made by, or used by, a faction? If so, who? If none, put 'N/A')
Ownership: (Which of your PC's owns this device? If it is for faction use, or has no owner, put 'N/A.')
Intent: (Why did you create this? What is its purpose? Is it for personal use? Are you making it for the sake of making it? Do you intend to sell or market it? What makes this different from other similar tech? This will influence any ruling made on your technology, so please explain at length what your intentions are!)
Model/Name: (What is your device's model or name?)
Type: (Is it a Computer? A welding tool? A portable reactor? Tell us what kind of device it is.)
Power Supply: (What kind of power source does your device have? How long does it last before requiring recharging, replacement, or refueling? Generic power cells and fuel cells are examples of simple power supplies. Omit this part if it is not necessary for your device – ie, a crowbar doesn't have to have a battery.)
Sensors: (What kind of sensors does your device have? How does it perceive the world around it? Can it be used to gather data about the world around you? If so, then what sensors does it have to gather information with? If it has no sensors of any kind, omit this part.)
Size: (How big is it? Use the metric system if possible. Guesstimates like 'Palm-sized' or 'Head-sized are acceptable, but hard numbers are preferred.)
Composition: (What kind of metals, polymers, or other materials is your device made out of?)
Description: (Describe your device in good detail here. What is its function? What can it do? What can't it do? Who makes it? Put in as much as you can. You can only use features you've written down, so include everything you intend to use.)
*Features: (If the description gives you trouble, you can fill out a list of features instead and omit the description. If you filled out the description, omit this part of the template.)
Ownership: (Which of your PC's owns this device? If it is for faction use, or has no owner, put 'N/A.')
Intent: (Why did you create this? What is its purpose? Is it for personal use? Are you making it for the sake of making it? Do you intend to sell or market it? What makes this different from other similar tech? This will influence any ruling made on your technology, so please explain at length what your intentions are!)
Model/Name: (What is your device's model or name?)
Type: (Is it a Computer? A welding tool? A portable reactor? Tell us what kind of device it is.)
Power Supply: (What kind of power source does your device have? How long does it last before requiring recharging, replacement, or refueling? Generic power cells and fuel cells are examples of simple power supplies. Omit this part if it is not necessary for your device – ie, a crowbar doesn't have to have a battery.)
Sensors: (What kind of sensors does your device have? How does it perceive the world around it? Can it be used to gather data about the world around you? If so, then what sensors does it have to gather information with? If it has no sensors of any kind, omit this part.)
Size: (How big is it? Use the metric system if possible. Guesstimates like 'Palm-sized' or 'Head-sized are acceptable, but hard numbers are preferred.)
Composition: (What kind of metals, polymers, or other materials is your device made out of?)
Description: (Describe your device in good detail here. What is its function? What can it do? What can't it do? Who makes it? Put in as much as you can. You can only use features you've written down, so include everything you intend to use.)
*Features: (If the description gives you trouble, you can fill out a list of features instead and omit the description. If you filled out the description, omit this part of the template.)
