What makes the color of a lightsaber?
Posted: 2006-02-03 12:49pm
The crystal or the wire setting? I just don't know like how the Jedi make Green, Blue, Orange, Purple, or Yellow. I just need some help what makes the color, luck?
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Frequency? Harmonics? Oscilliation? Spectral vibes? The wavelengths of the spectrum?Spanky The Dolphin wrote:What "wire setting"?
Read the origonal Trilogy guide, it has the inside of a Lightsaber and there are certain wire settings. I thought that if it were put together differently maybe it would come out a different color. That's why i'm askingSpanky The Dolphin wrote:What "wire setting"?
Yes, which is why I wonder, why are the crystals in the guide clear and not clored? But yes I have seen things that implie that the crystals are colored. Ex. TCW cartoon, build your own lightsaber,google or yahoo images that show what a crystal would look like. I may never be completly convinst.Elheru Aran wrote:Seriously, just about *everything* says it's the crystal...
It tells everything about the origonal trilogy and I don't think i'm saying the title right. I think it'sSpanky The Dolphin wrote:What the hell is "the origonal Trilogy guide"?
I believe Spanky was referring to body functions that do require oxygen, like breathing, or for those more interesting among us, photosynthesis.Jedi Guardian wrote:Ok whatever! So it's just the guide and you don't waist oxygen typing!
If numerous canon statements (and the Lightsaber construction process in KOTOR) aren't good enough for you, then there's no point in trying to hammer it into your head. You can't simply ignore something because you think its wrong.Jedi Guardian wrote:First photosynthesis requires carbondioxide not oxygen. Second photosynthesis is a stage plants go through, check it out. http://www.emc.maricopa.edu/faculty/far ... ookPS.html.
I know you mean something about "those more interesting among us" but can't think about what you mean, forget it i'm just going to get flamed again. I promised myself I wouldn't get off subject "murmering". So I have ruled out crystals unless someone can convince me other wise I still think it's either luck or wiring.
Let me get this straight: you've made up your mind -- based on your middle school-level knowledge of crystals, the unsupported notion that a crystal must have color in order to produce colors in a lightsabre, and the presumption lightsabre crystals are fundamentally similar to real life crystals -- that the crystal, despite numerous statements to the contrary, does not cause a lightsabre's color. Is that correct?Jedi Guardian wrote:The point is all crystals in the lightsabers are clear and they are the same type, primary and secondary if i'm not mistaking. The only real difference that I can think of is that there are 3 types of crystal. Ilum, of course, and there are two very rare types that I can not think of at the moment. Yet all clear having no color and being put in the exact same way.
I definitely like your attitude. In case that hasn't been expressed elsewhere already, welcome to sd.net.loomer wrote:Only one kind of crystal. Yeah, okay, I'm going to go with the actual canon over your idiotic statements here. EU canon has coloured crystals. Game canon has a very nice system of coloured crystals and different focusing crystals. Crystal as a system do not contradict anything higher up, thus they are considered canon and legitimate.
No I don't know if it's the color of the crystal or not. I'm not saying that the crystal needs color to create color in a lightsaber. It could be like a prism your shine a light through it and it comes out a certain color. It could be the way the crystal is positioned maybe. I just don't know.Surlethe wrote: Let me get this straight: you've made up your mind -- based on your middle school-level knowledge of crystals, the unsupported notion that a crystal must have color in order to produce colors in a lightsabre, and the presumption lightsabre crystals are fundamentally similar to real life crystals -- that the crystal, despite numerous statements to the contrary, does not cause a lightsabre's color. Is that correct?
Then why did you rule out the crystal in the first place?Jedi Guardian wrote:No I don't know if it's the color of the crystal or not. I'm not saying that the crystal needs color to create color in a lightsaber. It could be like a prism your shine a light through it and it comes out a certain color. It could be the way the crystal is positioned maybe. I just don't know.
Then why the hell did you rule out crystals based on color? Let me quote you: "But yes I have seen things that implie that the crystals are colored. Ex. TCW cartoon, build your own lightsaber,google or yahoo images that show what a crystal would look like. I may never be completly convinst." ... "The point is all crystals in the lightsabers are clear and they are the same type, primary and secondary if i'm not mistaking. ... Yet all clear having no color and being put in the exact same way." If you're not ruling out crystals based on color, then what do those mean?Jedi Guardian wrote:No I don't know if it's the color of the crystal or not. I'm not saying that the crystal needs color to create color in a lightsaber. It could be like a prism your shine a light through it and it comes out a certain color. It could be the way the crystal is positioned maybe. I just don't know.Surlethe wrote: Let me get this straight: you've made up your mind -- based on your middle school-level knowledge of crystals, the unsupported notion that a crystal must have color in order to produce colors in a lightsabre, and the presumption lightsabre crystals are fundamentally similar to real life crystals -- that the crystal, despite numerous statements to the contrary, does not cause a lightsabre's color. Is that correct?