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== Repair Robotic Limbs (basic) == | == Repair Robotic Limbs (basic) == | ||
A surgical procedure that provides repairs and maintenance to robotic limbs. Is slightly more efficient when the patient is severely damaged. | A surgical procedure that provides repairs and maintenance to robotic limbs. Is slightly more efficient when the patient is severely damaged. | ||
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Revision as of 06:21, 14 October 2022
All surgery requires a set of tools, printable in an autolathe or engineering/science protolathe, along with an operating table.
Surgery Speed and Failure
For every tool, there are ghetto analogues. The percentages listed next to them show success rate. For example, if it says "50%" the step has a 50% chance to succeed or fail. These percentages stack with the percentage point bonus or malus from using different tables or chemicals (see Beginning of any Operation).
Beginning of any Operation
Step 1: Undress the part of the patient that needs surgery. You can do this by dragging them onto yourself, and then clicking the clothes you want to remove from them in the pop-up.
- Important: The uniform the patient is wearing usually covers both legs, arms, groin and torso. Helmets, eyewear and masks always obscure the eyes, make sure to remove them if working on the eyes.
Step 2: Place the patient onto the operating table. Do this doing a
on the patient. Then left click the operating table to place the patient on it. You can also
shove a person onto the table and tell them to rest, though they might not appreciate this.
- If there is no operating table, you can use: Stasis bed (-10%), any table (-20%), any bed (-30%), ask them to lie on the floor (-50%). The speed of completing every step will be reduced.
Step 3: Place drapes or bedsheet over the part of body you are operating.
- If you done step 1 wrong, it will tell you that you must remove clothing first. If you continue without fixing, you will stab your patient instead of doing surgery.
Step 4: Turn off
. Pro tip:
will make you fail every surgery step on purpose.
Step 5: Aim at the appropriate body part (important!).
Step 6:
Do the repair (see the steps below!). Afterwards congratulate the patient and kick them out. Failed steps will autorepeat.
To abort a surgery, hold a screwdriver in one hand and drapes in the other, and use the drapes on the patient.
Repair Robotic Limbs (basic)
A surgical procedure that provides repairs and maintenance to robotic limbs. Is slightly more efficient when the patient is severely damaged. Target: Chest
Organ Manipulation
This surgery covers operations to remove/insert organs (brain, heart, appendix), lizard/cat tails, and cyber implants.
The body part to target depends on which procedure you want to do.
See below for details about each procedure.
Ordinary organs that require Organ Manipulation
These organs are present in every normal synthetic and can be removed or transferred through the Organ Manipulation surgery type.
Posibrain
The source of consciousness, and where the player actually resides. Removing the brain from a body will make it unrevivable through normal means. The brain can also be inserted into an MMI to allow it to speak, and to prepare it to be inserted into a Cyborg or an AI. Or it can be transferred into another body, which can then be revived.
The brain of a synthetic patient resides in their chest, meaning they can theoretically be decapitated and remain functional, albeit deaf, blind, and mute.
Note: Brains can also be removed by beheading the target and using a sharp object on the head to extract the brain.
Hydraulic Pump Engine (Heart) File:Heart ipc.png
Required for basic survival, removing it will cause a heart attack, dealing huge amounts of oxygen damage until a new heart is inserted, or death.
Robotic Eyes (Eyes)
They're required for sight. Removing them will, obviously, turn the patient blind. Some races' eyes can see in the dark.
Auditory Sensors(Ears) File:Ears ipc.png
Required for hearing. Removing them will make the patient deaf.
Reagent Processing Unit File:Liver ipc.png
Required for processing reagents. Removing the liver will cause the patient to take heavy toxin damage.
Heat Sink (Lungs) File:Lungs ipc.png
Required for breathing. Removing the lungs will cause the patient to suffocate, regardless of air or internals.
IPC Micro Cell (Stomach) File:Stomach ipc.png
Required for eating and drinking.
Robotic Voicebox (Tongue) File:Tongue ipc.png
Affects speech. Lacking a tongue will make speech very hard to comprehend, while mutant tongues such as lizards' or flypeoples' will give the patient the race's speech quirks. Abductors' tongues carry over their telepathy, but they prevent normal speech.
Cybernetic Organs
Cybernetic organs replace organs entirely. You need to remove the corresponding organ first to make room for the cybernetic organ. They are vulnerable to EMPs. Cybernetic organs can be printed by Robotics or the medbay techfab after research.
Reset Posibrain Logic
A surgical procedure that restores the default behavior logic and personality matrix of an IPC posibrain, cures posibrain damage.
Posibrain Reboot (Revival)
An operation that will heal all brute and burn on a synthetic.
Cavity Implant
Robotic amputation
You can remove the arms, legs, or head of a synthetic through amputation.
Procedure | Ghetto Analogues |
Step 1: Screwdriver: unscrew the shell. | (75%) (50%) Any other sharp item (10%) |
Step 2: Wrench: unwrench bolts. | (10%) |
Step 3: Hands: open the hatch. | |
Step 4: Crowbar: pry off plating. | (10%) |
Step 5: Wirecutters: cut wires. | (75%) (50%) Any other sharp item (10%) |
Step 6: Screwdriver: sever limb. | (100%) (50%) (40%) (35%) Arm blade (30%) (30%) (30%) |
- Guide to AI Modules
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- Guide to Races
- Guide to Food and Drinks
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- Guide to Playing Music
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- Random Events
- List of Supply Crates
- Makeshift Weapons
- Cargo Policy
- Guide to Space Exploration
- Guide to Smithing and Reagent Forging