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For general information about the E.G.O, see Electric Screaming.“This electricity is all I have left… I can't…!”–Meursault, Electric ScreamingElectric Screaming MeursaultSwitch to CorrosionInfoAffinityRisk LevelSeasonSeason 4 -Clear All CathyRelease2024.04.11ObtainedBattle Pass - Level 70 (Paid)AbnormalityDreaming Electric SheepCostSanity25 Affinity x1 x4ResistancesNormal[x1]Normal[x1]Fatal[x2]Normal[x1]Fatal[x2]Normal[x1]Ineff.[x0.5]Combat Start: At 4+ Reson., gain 2 Offense Level Up and 2 Defense Level Up. If the Reson. was an Envy Reson., apply the the above effects to the 2 units adjacent to this unit on the Dashboard as well“This electricity is all I have left… I can't…!”–Meursault, Electric ScreamingElectric Screaming MeursaultSwitch to AwakeningInfoAffinityRisk LevelSeasonSeason 4 -Clear All CathyRelease2024.04.11ObtainedBattle Pass - Level 70 (Paid)AbnormalityDreaming Electric SheepCostSanity25 Affinity x1 x4ResistancesNormal[x1]Normal[x1]Fatal[x2]Normal[x1]Fatal[x2]Normal[x1]Ineff.[x0.5]Combat Start: At 4+ Reson., gain 2 Offense Level Up and 2 Defense Level Up. If the Reson. was an Envy Reson., apply the the above effects to the 2 units adjacent to this unit on the Dashboard as wellThreadspin[]Threadspin InfoE.G.O Awakening UpgradedSkill Effects: [After Attack] Apply +8 Charge Count to 1 other ally with the least Charge Count - Number of affected allies grows by (highest Envy Reson.-2) (max 3 > 4) - At 4+ (highest Envy Reson.), apply 1 Envy DMG Up to self and all affected alliesSkill Effects: [After Attack] Apply +8 Charge Count to 1 other ally with the least Charge Count - Number of affected allies grows by (highest Envy Reson.-2) (max 4 > 5) - At 4+ (highest Envy Reson.), apply 1 Envy DMG Up to self and all affected allies - At 6+ (highest Envy Reson.), apply 1

Mask out any unwanted parameters (eg, intensity in a movement effect). Choose an Effects button. The new effect button will store the effects you set up. An IFCB indicator in the palette button will show what parameter types have been stored. Page 62 This Page intentionally Left Blank 56 • • • • HOG – Version 3.20... Page 63: Cuelists Cuelists As well as being completely spread out, it’s possible to have an entire show’s programming placed inside one cuelist, under the control of one Master. To achieve this flexibility, cuelists are designed so that: • Each cue can have many different times. •... Page 64: Timing Open current cuelist window by holding Pig and pressing Choose button of cuelist to view. Select cue by moving the cursor box over its name/number. Press Set. Type in the new number from the keypad, followed by ENTER. Cue numbers can have up to 4 digits to the right of the decimal (eg, 1.0001). To change a cue name, type in a name instead of a number. Page 65 Setting the Wait Time The wait time can only be adjusted using the cuelist window. There are five options for a wait time: Represented by an empty wait box; the cuelist stops executing cues and waits for Go. Halt Wait The cuelist waits this time after the first cue starts before starting this one. Page 66: Special Cues Open the relevant cuelist window by holding Pig and pressing the Choose button on the master. Press Learn from the toolbar. Now press the Go button as if you were running your show. The console will automatically note the times between your Go button presses and insert them into your cuelist as Wait times. Page 67: Virtual Masters Move the cursor to the Count box on the cuelist screen. Press Set, allowing you to edit the value within the box. Type in a number from the keypad and press Enter. When deciding on the iteration number that you enter in the count box, it should be remembered that the value represents the number of times that the link cue executes, so if you want your loop to run four times, you should enter a value of three in the Count box. Page 68: Macrocues And Macros To release a cuelist or macro running on a virtual master, hold down the cuelist/macro button on the menu bank

Envy DMG Up to self and all affected alliesE.G.O Corrosion UpgradedSkill Effects: [Before Attack] Gain Atk Weight equal to (highest Envy Reson.-2) (max 2 > 3) [Before Attack] If this unit has 10+ Charge Count, spend up to 20 Charge Count; deal +2% > +2.5% more damage for every Charge Count consumed (max 40% > 50%)Skill Effects: [Before Attack] At 10+ Charge Count, apply the effects applied from 'On Hit' twice [Before Attack] If this unit has 10+ Charge Count, spend up to 20 Charge Count; deal +2.5% > +3% more damage for every Charge Count consumed (max 50% > 60%)Gallery[]Frame in Skill AnimationIdle (Corrosion)Trivia[]This E.G.O's passive effect partly mirrors that of the E.G.O Gift 'Dreaming Electric Sheep', which is obtainable from the Dreaming Electric Sheep's Mirror Dungeon event.Don Quixote's Electric Screaming mirrors the other part of the E.G.O Gift's effects.The Corrosion E.G.O Skill Animation for this E.G.O roughly corresponds to the sequence of events that play in Dreaming Electric Sheep's Mirror Dungeon Event. Specifically, the attack resembles the events that play when one chooses 'Plug another cable into the electric sheep.' option.Navigation[] MeursaultIdentities E.G.O

Precalculus >What are Significant FiguressSignificant figures (also called “sig figs” or significant digits) is a count of a number’s important or interesting digits. For example:0.0035 = 2 significant digits. The zeros in front (called “leading zeros” don’t count!),563 = 3 significant digits,7839 = 4 significant digits,2,040.3 = 5 significant digits,Significant Figures & Leading and Trailing zerosLeading zeros, as noted above, don’t count. Only discount the zeros to the left of the first non-zero digit. For example, both of these numbers have just one significant digit (which is “2”):00000000000002and002.Trailing zeros aren’t as easy to ignore. Sometimes they are counted and sometimes they aren’t counted. In general, if you know your figure is accurately measured, then count the zeros. If it’s rounded, then don’t count them. For example: A truck pulls into a weight station and weighs exactly 9,000 pounds. This is 4 significant figures, because you know it’s an accurate measure.You weigh a substance and the weight is 323.0 ounces. This is 4 significant digits. The zero after the decimal point is measured accurately.A friend reports she weighs 200 pounds. This is only one significant figure. Your friend probably rounded up or down.Rounding Numbers for Significant FiguresWhen you round a number, you shorten it to a certain number of significant figures. A general rule of thumb is to round to the number of digits in the largest (as in, the largest number of digits, not the highest on value the number line) number.Example: You have $50 to divide between 6 nieces and nephews. 50/6 = 8.33333333333, which isn’t very practical. An alternative is to round to two significant digits: 8.4. Why two? Because the largest number you’re dealing with is 50, and that number has two sig figs.Example of how to round 9.862 to 3 sig figs:Step 1: Draw a line before the 3rd digit: 9.8|62.Step 2: Round the first digit after the line up or down. If the first digit after the line is 0 to 4, round down and if it’s 5 to 9, round up. The first digit here is is a 6, so round up and remove any numbers after that place: 9.87.Multiplying and DividingQ. How do I round when multiplying and dividing?A. Round the largest value to that value’s number of significant figures. For example:2587 / 352 = 7.349 rounded to four places,23/7 = 3.3 rounded to two places. Roots and PowersDo not round roots or powers. For example:√324.34 = 5 places2.32 = 2 placesGeneral Rounding Rule for ReportsThe advice is a little vague for reporting results, with differing opinions, depending on who you ask. In general, round to one more decimal place than the least precise number. For example, if you have 2, 4.3, 11.2,

If the target software for using character in FBX is game engine, then you can use the remesher feature in Character Creator to create different LOD visual effects for the game engine. With Character Creator, you can create up to 5 LOD models derived from the same character at once. Although the characters with fewer details look blocky, the visual flaws are not noticeable when they are far from the camera. Prepare a character (nude or clothed). Convert the character into a game character to optimize and triangulate the skin polygon. If you are not creating a game character, then skip this step. Optionally reduce the polygon (Wearables, Object, Element) for the object put on the character. Execute File >> Export >> FBX (Clothed Character) command. In the following panel, activate Remesher (for the settings on the left side of the panel, refer to the Exporting FBX Characters for more information).Keep Original Avatar: Activate this box to export the current character without be remeshed.Number of LOD Mesh: Determine the maximum levels of LOD meshes you want to export.Level: These button will be enabled in accordance with the number you set in the Number of LOD Mesh drop-down list. Click each of them for detail settings of each LOD meshes.Face Count: Click the Level Number button and set the Face Count for the LOD Mesh of the corresponding level. You can choose the Fuzzy Target to have the system to determine the face count for you, or you can choose the