Sorry for the confusion, I don't mean to redesign anything there. I was just offering some kind of explanation for why things look the way they are, so even if you agree with what I said there is no need to redesign anything :)
On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 2:28 AM,
<address@hidden> wrote:
> My answer to the steam-power problem is this - it's not steam. The
> machinery
> works like steam engines, but instead of steam they use the same material
> that globs are made of. And in the centre of every glob there's a core
> which
> is a micromachine that can manipulate the shape of that material around
> it,
> which gives the globs form and movement.
that's nice too, but I should know what you all agree on^^
just for drawing units as a steam-machine powered by a glob, a glob with
arms and sometimes some steam-devices on, just globs and only the
buildings steam powered or anything^^