First boss: Sprite Fixing

[Armored Chocobo]

I try to use the lever but it's moving nothing at all, no matter which part of the sprite I choose on the dial.

[illegal legos]

You need to add a Honk Pancake stack. The layer arrangement is in the grimoire.

One grey pancake from the top-left corner of the stacker, two oranges from the bottom-left, and one with a green tab and red LED from the top-right will work in all three HOG sprite modules.

[No]

Doesn't that contradict the rules in the grimoire? For the grey upper-left module - "Modules on either side must be identical to each other" How is nothing on one side and orange on the other "identical to each other"?

["Donut☆]

No a écrit :

Doesn't that contradict the rules in the grimoire? For the grey upper-left module - "Modules on either side must be identical to each other" How is nothing on one side and orange on the other "identical to each other"?

Because 'nothing' isn't a slice.

[The_Jinxer]

To be fair, it is intuitive to think "nothing - that one - something" is invalid because "nothing is not something"

[No]

"Donut☆ a écrit :

No a écrit :

Doesn't that contradict the rules in the grimoire? For the grey upper-left module - "Modules on either side must be identical to each other" How is nothing on one side and orange on the other "identical to each other"?

Because 'nothing' isn't a slice.

And therefore doesn’t meet the criteria.

[Daff]

No a écrit :

"Donut☆ a écrit :

Because 'nothing' isn't a slice.

And therefore doesn’t meet the criteria.

Both the upper left and upper right pancake slices are compatible with the "ends" of the pancake slice after its cooked and are commonly used as the 'ends' of the pancake stacks even in pre-built stacks youll find in functional modules.

[XxChaoticalxX]

The grey is the only that doesn’t have to adhere to the rules on the end caps because one side is technically different from the other.

[Daff]

oil module pancake says otherwise.

[FalseGiraffe]

Yes, the yellow fuel like one or rather two of them) alone at the end of a stack. Seems fiddly though, my go-to to top a stack is usually the upper right one.