LEGO Rock Raiders Energy crystals appearing from landslide triggered by debug key

[sciguy]

Those would be various ports. The cylinders are capacitors. And I never said all ICs have cooling fins.

[Lair]

wouldnt that work as buildings?

[sciguy]

hm, maybe

[Lair]

Well, when the doctor comes on again...

He must have gotten his TARDIS licence restrained.

[sciguy]

Either that, or the planet took out a restraining order against him

[Lair]

But he would just disguise himself. No one said he is the same doctor and has a broken Chamelion Circuit.

[Pokeman1280]

O_O nice! epic win!

[Leumeister]

I see a massive lack of cooling fins. Also I said I did not mean a microchip.

Look at THIS picture, not whatever you were looking at, and see the boxes on the corner, plugs on side and numerous cylendars.

Lets see

[Tracker]

I think this ia a good (dead) topic to post this picture.

Fixed

Nope, the page is missing.

And they called HEAT SINKS! People, get your terms right, I couldn't tell what you were talking about.

[Amauros]

The IC in Lair's post uses cooling fins as part of a heat sink (which is what's visible, IC's generally have fans mounted over cooling fins to make heat sinks). Regardless, that's not what Lair was trying to address.

[Pyro]

I don't think this works; there's an ore seam in Lava Laughter that landslides, and I've never gotten any ore out of them.

[Cirevam]

What do you mean you don't think this works? It absolutely does, but you need to use the "create landslide" debug key in order to do it. Keep your cursor over a drillable wall and start pressing A quickly. Eventually, crystals or ore may come out. I find it to be effective if there are two walls next to each other so you can quickly swap between them, but single walls work too.

[Pyro]

What do you mean you don't think this works? It absolutely does, but you need to use the "create landslide" debug key in order to do it. Keep your cursor over a drillable wall and start pressing A quickly. Eventually, crystals or ore may come out. I find it to be effective if there are two walls next to each other so you can quickly swap between them, but single walls work too.

Oh. Well, I don't use debug stuff.