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"'''Fire'''" is an encoded [[signal]] used in combination with [[push]] and [[pull]] [[elbow operation]]s in a simple [[construction arm]]. When a "fire" signal is sent, the construction-arm [[elbow]] produces an output glider, usually at 90 degrees from the construction arm. This terminology is generally used when there is only a single recipe for such a glider output, or only one recipe for each [[colour of a glider|glider colour]] (e.g., "fire white", "fire black").
'''Fire''' is an encoded [[signal]] used in combination with [[push]] and [[pull]] [[elbow operation]]s in a simple [[construction arm]]. When a "fire" signal is sent, the construction-arm [[elbow]] produces an output glider, usually at 90 degrees from the construction arm. This terminology is generally used when there is only a single recipe for such a glider output, or only one recipe for each [[colour of a glider|glider colour]] (e.g., "fire white", "fire black").


==External links==
==External links==
{{LinkLexicon|lex_f.htm#fire}}
{{LinkLexicon|lex_f.htm#fire}}

Revision as of 21:25, 27 May 2022

Fire is an encoded signal used in combination with push and pull elbow operations in a simple construction arm. When a "fire" signal is sent, the construction-arm elbow produces an output glider, usually at 90 degrees from the construction arm. This terminology is generally used when there is only a single recipe for such a glider output, or only one recipe for each glider colour (e.g., "fire white", "fire black").