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Published: 2015-03-20 19:13:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 20251; Favourites: 121; Downloads: 295
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well, here's another alchemical tutorial for ya'll, this time on how to design circles. this circle, as the title states, is alloyer for brass. i know that it looks a bit like what remains of Exxos's tutorials, and it is inspired by them, but is not copying them. so yeah, enjoy! and as always, if you like what you see, please check out the rest of my page!Related content
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Hey, I was wondering, can you use symbols that aren't alchemical, like kanji?
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Certainly, as long as you understand their meaning. You can also use text (as in actual writing) between the inner and outer rings of a circle's edge, as well as in the edge space of sub-arrays and instruction nodes, to instruct the array precisely on what you want it to do.
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Thanks, I just can't find very many alchemical symbols
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that description at the bottom wouldve been a nice segway into (slightly unnecessary) runes, just for teaching purposes
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huh? what kind of runes? like instruction symbols, transmutation symbols, or ingredient symbols?
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runes. script. code. whatever you want to call it
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ahhh, ya mean written instructions. well, i didn't see much space to fit them, and i have another tutorial in store that introduces instructions.
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