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Sinnamon: Bullet points for hardware

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Bullet points for hardware

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	==== Positive ====		==== Positive ====
	~~IPCs take '''20%''' less brute damage, '''60%''' less radiation damage.~~

	Due to IPCs being silicon-based beings, They have no bones and will '''not''' suffer from breakage due to high amounts of damage to a limb, They can still lose limbs though.		* IPCs take '''20%''' less brute damage, '''60%''' less radiation damage.
			* Due to IPCs being silicon-based beings, They have no bones and will '''not''' suffer from breakage due to high amounts of damage to a limb, They can still lose limbs though.
			* IPCs are '''resistant''' to low pressures, but they are not immune to them.
			* Being a robot, IPCs don't need food or water to function at full capacity, instead needing power in the form of power cells.

	~~IPCs are '''resistant''' to low pressures, but they are not immune to them.~~		==== Negative ====

	~~Being a robot, IPCs don't need food or water to function at full capacity, instead needing power in the form of power cells.~~		* IPCs take '''70%''' more heat damage and '''100%''' more shock damage.

	~~==== Negative ====~~
	IPCs take '''70%''' more heat damage and '''100%''' more shock damage.

	=== Recharging an IPC ===		=== Recharging an IPC ===
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	=== Repairing an IPC ===		=== Repairing an IPC ===
	~~'''Welders''' can be used to repair '''Brute''' damage.~~

	~~'''Cables''' can be used to repair '''Burns'''.~~

	~~'''Glass sheets''' can be used to repair '''Blindness'''.~~

	'''Coolant Bottles''' can be used to replenish '''Coolant''' '''level'''.		* '''Welders''' can be used to repair '''Brute''' damage.
			* '''Cables''' can be used to repair '''Burns'''.
			* '''Glass sheets''' can be used to repair '''Blindness'''.
			* '''Coolant Bottles''' can be used to replenish '''Coolant''' '''level'''.

Sinnamon: /* Repairing an IPC */ Fixing a formatting error

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Repairing an IPC: Fixing a formatting error

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	IPCs do '''not''' use external radios because they already have one built in. They only need to get an '''encryption key''' from a radio. By '''clicking''' on an IPC with a '''wire cutter''', you can remove their keys. You can find new keys around the station or remove one from a '''headset''' using a '''screwdriver'''.		IPCs do '''not''' use external radios because they already have one built in. They only need to get an '''encryption key''' from a radio. By '''clicking''' on an IPC with a '''wire cutter''', you can remove their keys. You can find new keys around the station or remove one from a '''headset''' using a '''screwdriver'''.

	==== Repairing an IPC ====		=== Repairing an IPC ===
	'''Welders''' can be used to repair '''Brute''' damage.		'''Welders''' can be used to repair '''Brute''' damage.

Sinnamon: Guidebook Port for IPCs, Foundation for lore set

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Guidebook Port for IPCs, Foundation for lore set

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An IPC (Integrated Positronic Chassis), is a type of sentient robot and is considered an '''Independent Individual,''' meaning they are notguided by any laws of robotics.

IPC's cannot be hacked by Emags because they do not have to follow any predefined directives in their system.

IPCs are silicon-based beings, they are usually healed by Science or Engineering instead of Medical.

== Hardware ==

==== Positive ====
IPCs take '''20%''' less brute damage, '''60%''' less radiation damage.

Due to IPCs being silicon-based beings, They have no bones and will '''not''' suffer from breakage due to high amounts of damage to a limb, They can still lose limbs though.

IPCs are '''resistant''' to low pressures, but they are not immune to them.

Being a robot, IPCs don't need food or water to function at full capacity, instead needing power in the form of power cells.

==== Negative ====
IPCs take '''70%''' more heat damage and '''100%''' more shock damage.

=== Recharging an IPC ===
IPCs can be recharged in 3 different ways

'''APC Terminals:''' IPCs can use APC Terminals to recharge. Pressing '''Alt + Left Click''' on a terminal as many times as they need to full recharge.

'''Cyborg Rechargers:''' IPCs can use Cyborg Rechargers to refill their battery, it's recommended to use ones '''outside''' of Sci to avoid headaches, you can sometimes find one in the restroom.

'''Power Cells:''' IPCs can drink energy from power cells to charge their internal battery. '''Right Click and select Drain''' on a power cell or battery powered device to drink from it.

=== Integrated Radio ===
IPCs do '''not''' use external radios because they already have one built in. They only need to get an '''encryption key''' from a radio. By '''clicking''' on an IPC with a '''wire cutter''', you can remove their keys. You can find new keys around the station or remove one from a '''headset''' using a '''screwdriver'''.

==== Repairing an IPC ====
'''Welders''' can be used to repair '''Brute''' damage.

'''Cables''' can be used to repair '''Burns'''.

'''Glass sheets''' can be used to repair '''Blindness'''.

'''Coolant Bottles''' can be used to replenish '''Coolant''' '''level'''.

In the event an IPC '''dies''', after being fully repaired, it should be restarted using the '''"Restart"''' button (located by right-clicking).

'''DO NOT ELECTROCUTE AN IPC with a defibrillator or any other way while they are dead, this will cause the battery to discharge energy rays outward!'''

== Origins ==
TBA