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Re: Wide Moonbase Corridors?
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lugnet.space
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Tue, 2 Sep 2003 06:51:26 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Jon Palmer wrote:
> Before I pass out, what do you think?
> Fuzzy has once again brought up one of the most requested Moonbase standard
> mods.
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> If we added a wide corridor variant, how wide would it be?
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> 16?
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> Think about it.
> I'm thinking at this point it would do no harm at all.
> Moonbase is here to stay. Big time.
I vote "no", there's no point in messing with the doors.
I can't think of any doors I've gone through in the past year (other than on
loading docks) that I've actually walked through side-by-side with someone,
while having a conversation. One of us goes through at a time. Even in the
case of double doors, one is usually locked down and only opened when some
insanely large piece of equipment is moved through. Throughout the MB,
equipment up to four studs wide can be moved through (including the large
barrel), if it's elevated. If it's bigger than that, it should be either a)
modular or b) teleported into place.
-nk
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| Oh, c'mon Nick. Imagine all of the cryogenically frozen Blacksmith's Wives that you could fit through wider corridors. Also, were you or any of these alleged people who you supposedly walked with wearing space suits with air tanks when you walked (...) (21 years ago, 3-Sep-03, to lugnet.space)
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| Before I pass out, what do you think? Fuzzy has once again brought up one of the most requested Moonbase standard mods. If we added a wide corridor variant, how wide would it be? 16? Think about it. I'm thinking at this point it would do no harm at (...) (21 years ago, 1-Sep-03, to lugnet.space)
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