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here is an array that will reattach severed limbs. one only needs to place themselves near the top side of the array, with their stump in the center, and place the limb near the bottom side, with the limb also in the center, preferably touching the stump. just transmute, carefully, and the limb should be repaired. at its most basic level, this is just a modified chimera array that only effects a small portion of the two bodies it's combining. this is one of the first arrays i've made with some sense of design efficiency in mind, because you probably won't be carrying a large version of this and will need to scrape it into the ground or otherwise draw it. i know that (Notshurly) already did this in the Appendage Repair Array , but i thought i'd take a crack at it and see if i could increase the design efficiency. it can't generate limbs from CHNOPS or meat, though, but it can reattach them. enjoy! and as always, if you like what you see, please check out the rest of my page! though, after repair, it may take some therapy to get the limb functioning properly again, and if the fuse is sloppy, it may take surgery to get it working again.

Description
here is an array that will reattach severed limbs. one only needs to place themselves near the top side of the array, with their stump in the center, and place the limb near the bottom side, with the limb also in the center, preferably touching the stump. just transmute, carefully, and the limb should be repaired. at its most basic level, this is just a modified chimera array that only effects a small portion of the two bodies it's combining. this is one of the first arrays i've made with some sense of design efficiency in mind, because you probably won't be carrying a large version of this and will need to scrape it into the ground or otherwise draw it. i know that (Notshurly) already did this in the Appendage Repair Array , but i thought i'd take a crack at it and see if i could increase the design efficiency. it can't generate limbs from CHNOPS or meat, though, but it can reattach them. enjoy! and as always, if you like what you see, please check out the rest of my page! though, after repair, it may take some therapy to get the limb functioning properly again, and if the fuse is sloppy, it may take surgery to get it working again.