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Upon opening your [[Alchemy#Cruxtruder|Cruxtruder]] for the first time It will produce a flashing orb known as a [https://mspaintadventures.wikia.com/wiki/Sprite Kernelsprite]. Like in Homestuck, Kernelsprites are supposed to serve as guides to the player and help them throughout their journey. But before that, Kernelsprites must be prototyped. Prototyping a Kernelsprite involves combining the Kernelsprite with something, be it an inanimate object or creature, living or deceased. In The Genesis Project, this can be done by having it bump into a compatible item. After the Kernelsprite is prototyped, the player must then enter The Medium for their sprite to become useful. At that point, the sprite will initiate a brief conversation with the player, and from then on will heal the player during combat. 
'''A guide for prototyping, and a list of items that can be used.'''
 
* The Harlequin can be prototyped with the kernel. As a result, the mobs will all wear harlequin clothing.
 
* Any Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff can be prototyped with the kernel ( depending on the poster you use depends on the look of the sprite )
 
* The Problem Sleuth poster can be prototyped with the kernel.
 
* The Dutton photo can be prototyped with the kernel.
 
   
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The sprites in The Genesis project currently work differently than the ones in Homestuck, some major differences being:
* The Medieval Armour can be prototyped with the kernel. The mobs seem to grow sturdier.
 
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* You may only prototype a sprite once, currently. 
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* Sprites are only capable of healing, instead of being combatants. 
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* Sprites and their prototyping do not currently affect the outcome of a TGP session.
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One thing to note is that prototyping does alter enemies. It is currently purely cosmetic, but that is very liable to change in coming updates.
   
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== Types of Sprites ==
* Nicolas Cage can also be prototyped, the result is terrifying and I personally do not recommend.
 
   
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=== <u>Available sprites</u> ===
* You can also Prototype a Green Slime Ghost pogo (Some may refer to as Slimer or Japanese Slimer bootleg) but either ways you can prototype it.[[Category:Meta]]
 
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* '''<u>[[Colonel Sassacre]]</u>''',''' '''an old timer with japes-a-plenty.
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* [[Bunny (Sprite)|'''<u>Bunny</u>''']], a stuffed friend brought to life.
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* [[Knight (Sprite)|'''<u>Knight</u>''']], whose prototyping has not diminished his loyalty.
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* '''<u>[[Squiddle (Sprite)|Squiddle]]</u>''', like Horror Terrors, but more cuddly!
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* [[Harlequin (Sprite)|'''<u>Harlequin</u>''']], a definitively (un)trustworthy helper. Not going to prank you. Nope
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* '''<u>[[Problem Sleuth (Sprite)|Problem Sleuth]]</u>''', hard-boiled detective/confectionery-based vampire
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* [[Dog (Sprite)|'''<u>Dog</u>''']], a loyal childhood companion brought back to life.
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=== <u>Discontinued sprites</u> ===
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* '''<u>[[Charles Dutton (Sprite)|Charles Dutton]]</u>''', Author of Dream Bubbles, Father of Hussie and first son of Skaia.
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* [[Sweet Bro (Sprite)|'''<u>Sweet Bro</u>''']], where doing it man.
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* '''<u>[[Hella Jeff (Sprite)|Hella Jeff]]</u>''',''' '''where MAKING THIS HAPEN
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* [[Nicolas Cage (Sprite)|'''<u>Nicolas Cage</u>''']], I'M A VAMPIRE!!! You don't say?
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* <u>'''[[Green Slime Ghost (Sprite)|Green Slime Ghost]]'''</u>, would make for an interesting shirt design
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=== <u>Unfinished sprites</u> ===
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* <u>'''[[Hat (Sprite)|Hat]]'''</u>
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* <u>'''[[Wise Guy Book (Sprite)|Wise Guy Book]]'''</u>
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[[Category:Sburb]]
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[[Category:Sprites]]

Revision as of 22:31, 19 March 2020

Upon opening your Cruxtruder for the first time It will produce a flashing orb known as a Kernelsprite. Like in Homestuck, Kernelsprites are supposed to serve as guides to the player and help them throughout their journey. But before that, Kernelsprites must be prototyped. Prototyping a Kernelsprite involves combining the Kernelsprite with something, be it an inanimate object or creature, living or deceased. In The Genesis Project, this can be done by having it bump into a compatible item. After the Kernelsprite is prototyped, the player must then enter The Medium for their sprite to become useful. At that point, the sprite will initiate a brief conversation with the player, and from then on will heal the player during combat. 

The sprites in The Genesis project currently work differently than the ones in Homestuck, some major differences being:

  • You may only prototype a sprite once, currently. 
  • Sprites are only capable of healing, instead of being combatants. 
  • Sprites and their prototyping do not currently affect the outcome of a TGP session.

One thing to note is that prototyping does alter enemies. It is currently purely cosmetic, but that is very liable to change in coming updates.

Types of Sprites

Available sprites

  • Colonel Sassacre, an old timer with japes-a-plenty.
  • Bunny, a stuffed friend brought to life.
  • Knight, whose prototyping has not diminished his loyalty.
  • Squiddle, like Horror Terrors, but more cuddly!
  • Harlequin, a definitively (un)trustworthy helper. Not going to prank you. Nope
  • Problem Sleuth, hard-boiled detective/confectionery-based vampire
  • Dog, a loyal childhood companion brought back to life.

Discontinued sprites

Unfinished sprites