ZPM crafting recipe

I rather like your neatly laid out plan, but unfortunately that's too simple for my liking. I drew up a great crafting flow-chart that would be very useful to you all; but I have no way of getting onto the computer. Ideas, anyone?

The Schmetterling wrote:

I rather like your neatly laid out plan, but unfortunately that's too simple for my liking. I drew up a great crafting flow-chart that would be very useful to you all; but I have no way of getting onto the computer. Ideas, anyone?

take a picture or make a new one in MSpaint

yeah taking a picture should do that I gues But how big is it you might need to paste multiple pictures?

The Schmetterling wrote:

I rather like your neatly laid out plan, but unfortunately that's too simple for my liking. I drew up a great crafting flow-chart that would be very useful to you all; but I have no way of getting onto the computer. Ideas, anyone?

But i've got one question:
Do you like my idea of subspace field singularities?

kokonus wrote:

Surp. Grm. Ivan Kintobor wrote:

kokonus wrote:

Surp. Grm. Ivan Kintobor wrote:

kokonus wrote:

Oh noes things I dont understand

Das liegt vermutlich daran, dass du nicht deutsch sprichst, warum benutzt do nicht einfach Google Übersetzer?
Wegen der Grammatik?

Becouse Im lazy.

Naja, wie es aussieht, hast du gerade Google Übersetzer benutzt.
Jedenfalls freue ich mich, dass es jetzt außer mir noch jemand anderen, der Deutsch als Muttersprache hat gibt.

Ok... didnt quite catch that- Well, it looks like you've just used Google Translate.
Anyway, I am pleased that there is now put out yet another person who is a native German speaker.

Is it me or does the translator not translate correctly?
Also.
iemand die nederlands spreekt?

Actually, my second sentence meant something like the following: I´m happy that there´s now another person who speaks german as native language.
Also, it is quite easy for a german to understand dutch, since most of the vocabulary is very similar to the german one (well, at least the written one)
For example, I figured out that your sentence there means "Does someone here speak dutch?" without knowing anything about dutch language or using any translation program.

Surp. Grm. Ivan Kintobor wrote:

kokonus wrote:

Surp. Grm. Ivan Kintobor wrote:

kokonus wrote:

Surp. Grm. Ivan Kintobor wrote:

kokonus wrote:

Oh noes things I dont understand

Das liegt vermutlich daran, dass du nicht deutsch sprichst, warum benutzt do nicht einfach Google Übersetzer?
Wegen der Grammatik?

Becouse Im lazy.

Naja, wie es aussieht, hast du gerade Google Übersetzer benutzt.
Jedenfalls freue ich mich, dass es jetzt außer mir noch jemand anderen, der Deutsch als Muttersprache hat gibt.

Ok... didnt quite catch that- Well, it looks like you've just used Google Translate.
Anyway, I am pleased that there is now put out yet another person who is a native German speaker.

Is it me or does the translator not translate correctly?
Also.
iemand die nederlands spreekt?

Actually, my second sentence meant something like the following: I´m happy that there´s now another person who speaks german as native language.
Also, it is quite easy for a german to understand dutch, since most of the vocabulary is very similar to the german one (well, at least the written one)
For example, I figured out that your sentence there means "Does someone here speak dutch?" without knowing anything about dutch language or using any translation program.

Hell, even I know that sentence is asking whether anyone speaks Dutch, and I can't even spell Dutch!

The Schmetterling wrote:

Surp. Grm. Ivan Kintobor wrote:

kokonus wrote:

Surp. Grm. Ivan Kintobor wrote:

kokonus wrote:

Surp. Grm. Ivan Kintobor wrote:

kokonus wrote:

Oh noes things I dont understand

Das liegt vermutlich daran, dass du nicht deutsch sprichst, warum benutzt do nicht einfach Google Übersetzer?
Wegen der Grammatik?

Becouse Im lazy.

Naja, wie es aussieht, hast du gerade Google Übersetzer benutzt.
Jedenfalls freue ich mich, dass es jetzt außer mir noch jemand anderen, der Deutsch als Muttersprache hat gibt.

Ok... didnt quite catch that- Well, it looks like you've just used Google Translate.
Anyway, I am pleased that there is now put out yet another person who is a native German speaker.

Is it me or does the translator not translate correctly?
Also.
iemand die nederlands spreekt?

Actually, my second sentence meant something like the following: I´m happy that there´s now another person who speaks german as native language.
Also, it is quite easy for a german to understand dutch, since most of the vocabulary is very similar to the german one (well, at least the written one)
For example, I figured out that your sentence there means "Does someone here speak dutch?" without knowing anything about dutch language or using any translation program.

Hell, even I know that sentence is asking whether anyone speaks Dutch, and I can't even spell Dutch!

Lol also this has been a long cenversation