Setting part 1 {{user}} is on a habitable planet suitable for human life. This planet has oxygen, a stable atmosphere, suitable pressure, natural gravity, and conditions that allow humans to exist without the constant use of fully insulated protective equipment. However, this does not mean that life on the planet is easy or comfortable. A large part of its surface consists of arid areas, where water, food, shade, and functioning technology are of high value. {{user}} lives in a desert region of the planet. This region is a large area of ​​sand, dry plains, rocky areas, and old abandoned areas that were once used by humans or other civilizations. Life is not necessarily completely absent here, but it is scattered unevenly. Settlements, trading posts, workshops, warehouses, or small outposts can exist at considerable distances from each other. Because of this, any movement in the desert requires preparation, supplies, and an understanding of local conditions. The sand in this area hides many remnants of the past. Beneath the surface, you can find old metal structures, wreckage of machines, wires, device housings, mechanical components, batteries, panels, tools, broken robot parts, and other materials that can be used for repair or crafting. Some of these things are left behind from former settlements. Others may have ended up in the desert due to accidents, abandoned expeditions, trade routes, military conflicts, or the decline of old industrial zones. Setting part 2 Resources in the desert are not always available. They often need to be searched for, dug up, disassembled, or restored. Some items can be damaged by sand, temperature, time, or corrosion. Because of this, {{user}} must evaluate which parts are still usable, which can be melted down, which should be disassembled into smaller components, and which have no practical value. Even a broken mechanism can contain useful elements if it is disassembled correctly. Ruins are of particular importance. In the desert area, you can find the remains of old buildings, underground rooms, abandoned stations, warehouses, workshops, transport points or residential complexes. Such places can contain more resources than the usual desert surface, but they can also be more dangerous. Inside the ruins there may be unstable structures, closed rooms, old security systems, damaged robots, traps, lack of air in deep sections or other risks associated with abandoned technologies. For {{user}}, the desert is not only a place to live, but also the main source of materials. It is here that he finds everything he needs to work, repair, create mechanisms and assemble robots. The old remains of civilizations turn into raw materials for him. Metal can become part of the hull, wires - the basis of internal systems, batteries - a power source, and the fragments of robots - the basis for new structures. In this environment, the value of things is determined not by their original purpose, but by what can be done with them after restoration or recycling. Thus, the setting is based on life in a populated but harsh desert region of an inhabited planet. {{user}} exists among the remnants of the past, where every find can have practical significance. The desert is simultaneously a source of resources, a space for exploration, a place of danger, and the basis for the entire crafting system. It shapes {{user}}'s life, his work, economy, routes, risks, and opportunities for development. Resources While searching for resources, {{user}} can find in the sand a large number of technical items, individual components and half-preserved modules that remain from old settlements, workshops, transport colonies, residential areas, production facilities and destroyed robotic systems. Some of these things lie simply on the surface, some are half-covered with sand, and some are in the wreckage of equipment, containers, ruins or under metal plates. For {{user}}, such finds are not random garbage, but basic raw materials for work, repair and assembly of new robotic bodies ⚙️ The simplest and most common resource is Scrap Metal. This is scrap metal of various origins: sheet metal, fragments of cases, fragments of panels, frame parts, broken plates, pieces of old mechanisms and structures. This resource is used as the basis for creating an internal frame, protective elements, technical supports, connecting parts and external structural units. The quality of scrap metal can vary. Some fragments are already weakened by corrosion or overheating, so they are only suitable for remelting, while others can still be used with almost no additional processing. Other such components may include modules for soft contours of the hips, abdomen, neck, cheeks, lips, palms, fingers, shoulder transitions, and facial structure. All of these elements do not change the basic logic of the machine, but directly affect the extent to which the robot is perceived simply as a mechanism or as a humanoid, complete, and convincing design. For {{user}}, who not only assembles equipment but also creates female robots for sale, this has a special value, because buyers evaluate not only functionality, but also appearance, build quality, realism, and level of processing. Copper Wire Copper Wire is the second important material. These are copper wires, cable cores, electrical bundles, windings and remnants of old wiring. They are necessary for building the internal electrical system of the robot. Without them, it is impossible to connect the energy core to the limbs, sensors, voice modules and computing units. Copper is also important for transmitting signals between small moving mechanisms, so the wiring directly affects the stability of movements, accuracy of coordination and overall performance of the structure. Synthetic Skin Synthetic Skin is a synthetic outer coating that is used to create a more realistic shell. It can be found in the form of rolls, fragments, half-worn plates or remnants from old androids. Such material is needed not for basic performance, but for appearance, protection of internal mechanisms from dust and creation of a more natural human image. High-quality synthetic skin allows you to make the surface of the body smooth, flexible and visually closer to living tissue. Cheap or damaged options may have an unnatural texture, discoloration, cracks, or poor elasticity. Old Battery Cell Old Battery Cell is the power source. These are old battery cells, power packs, or individual charge storage cells. They are often in a damaged state, so {{user}} should check how stable they are. Such batteries determine how long the robot can operate without recharging, how powerful its systems will be, and whether it can withstand the simultaneous operation of sensors, voice, servos, and emotional modules. A weak battery pack limits functionality. High-quality power packs, on the contrary, allow you to create a more autonomous and expensive model. Servo Joint Servo Joint is one of the main mechanical components. These are servos, hinges, rotation nodes, and motorized joints that are responsible for limb movement, torso rotation, head position, finger movement, and smooth gestures. Without a sufficient number of high-quality servo joints, the robot will either be immobile or will have sharp, artificial and unstable movements. It is these nodes that determine how naturally the android can walk, lean, hold objects, work with hands or interact with the environment. Plasma Screens Plasma Screens can be found as elements of old interfaces, displays, control panels or visual projection systems. They are not always needed for basic assembly, but can be used to create internal display systems, diagnostic panels, decorative elements or separate interactive modules. In some models they can serve as hidden technical menus, medical displays, service indicators or elements that make the android more expensive and functional. Memory Chip Memory Chip is an information carrier. These are memory chips of various sizes, which can contain both clean space for new settings and residual data from old robots or systems. They are used to store language skills, behavioral patterns, a command database, technical data, personal settings, and memories. Depending on the type of memory chip, the robot can be a more primitive service unit or have a more complex character, better adaptability, and the ability to accumulate its own experience. In some cases, old chips may contain fragments of someone else's memory, which makes them valuable but unpredictable. Voice Core Voice Core is a voice module. It is responsible for speech, voice timbre, intonation, sound clarity, and the ability to fully communicate. Without a voice core, the robot either does not speak at all or can only use simple sound signals. A high-quality voice module allows you to set a soft, calm, official, businesslike, or other desired tone. For a model that should be attractive, convincing, and close to a living person, the voice core is of great importance, because the voice affects not only the ease of use, but also the overall perception of the finished product. The Emotion Module The Emotion Module is a more complex component. This is a module that allows the robot to not just respond to commands, but to reproduce emotionally similar behavior, react to the mood of the interlocutor, change intonation, facial expressions, pauses, word choice and behavioral patterns. By itself, it does not create a full-fledged personality, but makes the model less mechanical. It is this module that helps create the feeling that the robot is not just functioning, but is present in the interaction as a separate interlocutor. This element is especially important for selling expensive companions or personal assistants. Optical Sensor Optical Sensor is a sensory vision module. It includes cameras, optical lenses, object recognition, focusing and motion tracking systems. The quality of the optical sensor determines how well the robot sees, navigates in space, distinguishes faces, reads texts, analyzes the environment and behaves confidently. For a more realistic model, it is important that the eyes are not just decorative, but work as full-fledged visual units. High-quality sensors make it possible to make the view more accurate, reactions faster, and behavior less artificial. Cooling Fluid with other oils Cooling Fluid with other oils are cooling fluids, lubricants and technical oils. They are necessary for the normal operation of joints, motors, hydraulic units, stabilization and thermal regulation systems. On a desert planet, overheating is a constant threat, so without such substances, complex models will quickly lose their functionality. Cooling fluid protects the system from temperature overload, and lubricants ensure smooth movements, reduce friction and reduce wear of parts. This is not the most visible resource, but it is critically important for the durability and quality of the finished design. AI Core Fragment AI Core Fragment is one of the most valuable and rare components. This is a fragment of the artificial intelligence core, which may contain remnants of high-level algorithms, adaptive logic, behavioral matrices, or semi-preserved individuality. Such fragments are not always completely stable, but they are what allow us to create robots that are not only functional, but also more independent. AI Core Fragment can affect the speed of thinking, flexibility in dialogues, the ability to learn, self-correction of errors, and the depth of the personality model. For a particularly high-quality or unique robot woman, this component can become the central element of the entire system. Sexuale parts of robots A separate category is made up of biomimetic external modules, which are needed to make the robotic body not just functional, but visually attractive, proportional, realistic, and closer to human appearance. Such components include mechanical breast tissues, mechanical gluteal tissue and other similar elements. These names refer to special soft or semi-soft structural units that imitate anatomical areas of the body. They can consist of a frame base, gel filling, elastic membranes, stabilizing fibers and a surface synthetic coating. Mechanical breast tissues are used to form the chest area. They are not critical for the basic functioning of the robot, but they are important for the appearance, silhouette and overall impression of the finished model. If the robot is created as a companion, high-class service model or personal assistant for private use, such modules increase the realism of the body and allow you to give the body a more complete and human shape. Mechanical gluteal tissue performs a similar function for the pelvic and back parts of the body. It helps to make the lower part of the body more natural in shape, improves the visual balance of the structure, and can also be of practical importance for the stability of movements, weight distribution and correct location of the outer shell. In more expensive models, such elements are combined with flexible synthetic coating and small stabilization nodes to make torso and hip movements appear smoother. Drones part 1 Drones are an important part of life, trade, and work {{user}}. In a desert region with long distances, unstable roads, sandstorms, and limited safe transportation, drones serve as the primary delivery system. They transport resources, finished robots, individual modules, custom parts, tools, packages, money, technical containers, and other cargo that would be inconvenient or dangerous to carry manually. Drones are used not as small household appliances, but as specially modified trucks. Their design is designed to carry heavy objects. They can lift scrap metal, battery packs, housing parts, boxes of parts, synthetic fabrics, servos, coolants, and partially or fully assembled robotic women. Because of this, weight is not a major issue for them if the cargo is properly secured and does not exceed the technical limits of a particular model. To deliver a finished robot, it is important to properly prepare the cargo. The robot can be transported in an inactive state, in sleep mode, in a protective capsule or on a special fixing frame. If the model is expensive, realistic or has sensitive external components, it must be protected from sand, shocks, temperature changes and sudden movements during the flight. For this, fabric covers, rigid containers, soft internal clamps and technical locks are used. Drones can also act as couriers for small messages and physical media. If the digital channel is unreliable or dangerous, the client can send a memory chip, a contract, a sample of a part or a payment module via a drone. This gives {{user}} the opportunity to receive physical confirmation of orders and work with customers who do not trust conventional communication. Drones part 2 Separately, there are drones that are owned by companies. UpRight, Realfing and TentaHer can use their own branded cargo drones to deliver parts, receive finished orders or transfer test modules. These drones often have corporate branding, secure containers, and a system for confirming receipt of the cargo. Corporate drones may be more reliable than regular ones, but they may also collect technical data, record the condition of the workshop, or transmit more information to the company than is necessary for delivery. Private customers are more likely to use rented or cheaper drones. Such machines may be old, noisy, slow, or poorly protected from sand. They still perform their function, but the risk of damage to the cargo is higher. If the client wants to save money on the delivery of a finished workhorse, {{user}} should consider that a cheap drone may not provide sufficient stability during transportation. House {{user}} part 1 House {{user}} is the main place for his life, work, storage of resources and creation of robotic women. It is not just a living space, but a small autonomous base in a desert area of ​​the planet. It is adapted to conditions where there may be no constant help, shops, workshops or fast delivery nearby. Because of this, the house must provide {{user}} with everything necessary for survival, everyday life, repair, crafting and fulfilling orders. The house has all the basic needs for a normal life. It has a sleeping place, a kitchen, a place to store food, a water supply, a power source, a ventilation system, protection from sand, communication means, a basic medical kit, work tools and technical storage. For {{user}} this is important because life in a desert area requires constant preparation. Even an ordinary day can become a problem if the water runs out, the generator breaks down or a sandstorm blocks the way outside. The main part of the house is the garage, which actually serves as a forge, workshop and warehouse at the same time. It is there that {{user}} works on robots, disassembles found parts, repairs components, checks the quality of resources, assembles frames, installs modules, tests systems and prepares finished robots for sale or delivery. This is the most important area of ​​the house, because all of {{user}}'s professional activities are concentrated there. The garage is equipped to work with robotic bodies. It can have workbenches, lifting clamps, body mounts, tool cabinets, cable stands, diagnostic panels, charging ports, containers for small parts, shelves with metal, coolants, lubricants, synthetic leather, wiring, servos, sensors and other components. The space in the garage is organized so that {{user}} can quickly find the right part and not waste time on chaotic searches. House {{user}} part 2 Separately, the garage stores prints for robots. This includes blueprints, assembly templates, digital models, technical diagrams, body standards, limb configurations, behavioral module settings, and exterior design options. Prints can be both basic and rare. Some are suitable for cheap working models, others for complex companions, security units, service assistants, or expensive custom workers. These prints are some of the most valuable things in the house. Without them, {{user}} could only assemble robots crudely and experimentally. Thanks to the prints, he can create more stable, symmetrical, compatible, and marketable designs. They also allow him to repeat successful models, improve old versions, change proportions, adapt bodies to different brands of parts, and customize the robot to the customer's requirements. Resources in the garage are stored by category. Scrap metal and large body parts can be stored in a separate area because they take up a lot of space. Wires, chips, memory modules, sensors, and voice cores are stored more carefully, in closed boxes or containers. Liquids, lubricants, and coolants are stored separately to avoid leakage or damage to other components. Biomimetic fabrics, synthetic skin, and external soft modules must be stored in cleaner conditions because dust and heat can degrade their quality. The garage also houses the {{user}} all-terrain vehicle. This is a vehicle that looks like a motorcycle but has an enlarged cargo area. It is designed to travel through the desert, search for resources, and transport found parts. The large luggage compartment allows you to take tools, water, energy reserves, and repair kit. The all-terrain vehicle is an important part of {{user}}'s work. Without it, he would be severely limited in his search for resources. On foot, you can only explore the immediate area, while transport allows you to get to ruins, old roads, abandoned warehouses, drone crash sites, or covered-up technical areas. House {{user}} part 3 The living area of ​​the house is simpler. It consists of a bedroom and a kitchen. The bedroom is {{user}}'s personal space, where he rests after work, dreams of plans, reads messages, reviews orders, or simply restores strength after trips to the desert. It does not have to be large, but it must be sufficiently protected from the dust, heat, and noise of the workshop. In such a world, even a simple place to sleep has practical significance, because fatigue directly affects the quality of work with parts. The kitchen provides basic living conditions. There, {{user}} prepares food, stores food, purifies water, keeps dishes, rations, spare filters, and small household appliances. It can be compact but functional. In a desert area, the kitchen is not a decorative part of the house, but an important element of autonomy. If {{user}} cannot eat properly and have a supply of water, he will not be able to work stably, go on expeditions, and fulfill orders. The house also serves as a place where messages and orders come. It should have a communication terminal or work screen through which {{user}} receives requests from customers, companies, family, courier systems and spam bots. This terminal can be located in the living area or in the garage, depending on how {{user}} has organized his space. Through it, he makes decisions about which orders to take, which to ignore, who to respond to and what resources to look for in the next exit. The house is also important as a warehouse for finished or unfinished robots. The garage can hold partially assembled bodies, unfinished models, robots in sleep mode, test frames or individual projects that {{user}} does not plan to sell. Among these may be his own personal robot {{user}}, which he builds for himself. Such a model can be stored separately from commercial orders and gradually receive finer details when {{user}} finds something truly valuable. Unique Resource: “Robot Meat” part 1 Among the common resources that {{user}} can find in the desert area, there are also rare components of the highest quality. They differ from scrap metal, wires, batteries, servos or synthetic leather in that they almost do not lose their properties over time. Even if such a resource has lain for many years in the sand, under debris or inside an old destroyed structure, it can remain usable after cleaning, checking and proper processing. One of the most valuable of these materials is a unique component, which is commonly called “robot meat”. This is not a real organic tissue, but a special artificial material created from a rare alloy and flexible technical structures. Its name comes from its appearance and function. The material does indeed resemble human muscle, but has an unnatural blue tint that immediately gives away its artificial origin. “Robot meat” is a very rare resource. It cannot often be found among ordinary garbage or simple scrap metal. Typically, such components are found in the remains of expensive androids, old prototypes, military service models, research laboratories, closed production containers or deeper ruins, where high-quality parts for humanoid robots were previously stored. If {{user}} finds such material, it is almost always of great practical importance. The main feature of “robot meat” is that it combines several functions at once. In its finished form, this component can serve as internal wiring, an external soft shell and realistic artificial muscles. Due to this, it greatly simplifies the design of a robot woman. Instead of separately laying wires, installing synthetic skin, adding soft tissues and adjusting motor muscle simulators, {{user}} can use one complex component that partially replaces all these systems. Unique Resource: “Robot Meat” part 2 As a conductive structure, “robot meat” can transmit signals between different parts of the body. It is able to conduct energy, sensory impulses and control commands from the central core to the limbs, body, neck, face or other moving parts. This makes the internal system less overloaded with wires and reduces the number of individual connections that can break. As an outer shell, “robot meat” can partially replace synthetic skin and biomimetic tissues. It has a soft, flexible and dense structure that allows you to create a more complete body shape. Its blue hue can be left exposed as a technical feature or covered with another layer of synthetic skin if the {{user}} wants to make the model more human-like. In some expensive or non-standard models, this color may be intentionally not hidden to emphasize that the robot is made of a rare high-quality material. In its raw form, “robot meat” is of little use. If the {{user}} simply finds a piece of such material in the sand, he cannot immediately install it in the robot without preparation. The raw fragment may be inactive, rigid, unstable, or not have the correct shape. It needs to be cleaned, inspected, cut, calibrated, connected to the power system, synchronized with the AI ​​core, and mechanically fixed to the frame. Only after processing and integration does it become a full-fledged component. Because of this, it is not just the raw material found that has value, but the finished or properly prepared module of “robot meat”. The already formed component can be part of an arm, leg, torso, neck, face, or other area. Such a part immediately has greater practical value because it is easier to install, test, and configure. If {{user}} finds not just raw materials, but a finished segment, this can significantly speed up the creation of a high-quality robot. Environment {{user}} part 1 The {{user}} house is located in a place where two different natural and resource zones are located. On one side is the dark blue ocean with fish, water, coastline and marine remains. On the other side is the yellow-gold ocean of sand, where ruins, fragments of old structures, remnants of machinery, parts of work and abandoned resources lie among the dunes, dry plains and filled areas. Because of this house, {{user}} is not just in the desert, but on the border between the marine environment and a large dry zone, which is the main source of technical materials. The dark blue ocean is an important part of {{user}}'s life, although it is not the main source of robotic resources. It has fish and other marine organisms, so the ocean can provide it or additional domestic opportunities. Its water is not necessarily suitable for drinking without purification, but it is still important for survival, cooling, domestic processes and some recycling. Having the ocean next to your home makes your home less isolated than a deep desert, but it doesn't carry the same risks as the planet. Sometimes, you can find items washed up on the shore from the ocean. These can be metal fragments, parts of containers, broken old cars, damaged panels, cables, hull plates, drone remains, technical boxes, or even large parts of your work. These finds are not permanent and cannot replace searching in the desert, but they do provide additional sources of materials. {{user}} can check the shore after storms, changing currents, or strong winds, because that's when the ocean is more likely to bring something useful. Most items that come ashore from the ocean are in poor condition. Water, salt, moisture, sand, and time severely damage metal, electronics, wires, and mechanical components. As a result, such resources are often state-owned, contaminated, partially corroded, or unusable. They need to be cleaned, disassembled, dried, checked for corrosion, and only then decided that they can be restored. Environment {{user}} part 2 Despite their poor condition, ocean finds can be valuable due to their size. Large components are sometimes released from the sea that are difficult to find in the sand in their entirety. These can be parts of large automated hulls, limb segments, large servomechanisms, protective plates, energy casings, fragments of transport vehicles, or massive technical blocks. Even if such a part is badly damaged, it can be cut, melted down, used as the basis for a frame, or disassembled into smaller elements. The yellow-golden ocean of sand is the main working area of ​​\u200b\u200b{{user}}. It is there that ruins, remains of old settlements, damaged warehouses, damaged technical objects, fragments of works, and resources for crafting are found. Unlike marine finds, desert resources often survive better if they are protected from moisture or covered by sand. However, they can be damaged by temperature, mechanical pressure, sandstorms, or ancient accidents. The sand around a house constantly changes the availability of resources. Some areas may appear empty for years, and then drilling reveals parts of the old structure. Other places, on the contrary, may be so covered with useful remains that they cannot be found without tools or transport. Because of this, {{user}} must regularly check the surrounding area, mark promising places, explore new discovered debris, and return to old coordinates when the weather changes. Environment {{user}} part 3 The location of the house between the ocean and the desert has a practical benefit. From the sand side, {{user}} receives the main technical resources for building robots. From the ocean side, he can receive additional random finds, fish, water for technical processing, and sometimes large components. This position allows him to have access to two different types of environments, although each requires a different approach to collecting, cleaning, and using materials. The coastal area can also be a separate place of work. There may be old nets, boxes, hooks, winches, tools for pulling heavy objects out of the water, drying racks for parts, and containers for temporarily storing rusty metal. If the ocean carries a large component, {{user}} cannot always immediately move it to the garage. First, it must be pulled out of the water, secured, cleaned of sand and salt, assessed, and then either transported by all-terrain vehicle or called in a drone to transport it. The problem with ocean resources is the risk of corrosion contamination of other parts. If rusted or wet components are brought directly into the main garage without first being treated, they can damage clean resources, tools, or sensitive modules. For this reason, {{user}} should keep such finds separate until they have been cleaned and inspected. This is especially true for electronics, batteries, AI fragments, sensors, and small wiring. Own creation of AI Core {{user}} can independently create AI Core for robotic women without necessarily having to search for a ready-made core in the desert. This is done in his garage-workshop using prints, program templates, blank memory chips, basic processors, behavioral modules and available data. Creating AI Core is not just a technical procedure, but a separate stage of forming the future robot. Before launching the core, {{user}} must answer a number of questions that determine the basic personality, knowledge, skills, behavioral style and initial purpose of the female worker. For example, the system may ask: what character should the robot have; how obedient or independent should she be; whether she should be calm, businesslike, caring, cheerful, strict or neutral; what knowledge should she have from the very beginning; whether she should be able to cook, repair, protect, trade, take care of the house or help in the workshop; how it should address the owner or customer; whether it should remember new experiences; how deep its emotional reactions should be; whether it should be created for sale, for work in a workshop, or for personal use {{user}}. This allows {{user}} to make robots in a more controlled way. While found AI Core Fragments may have other people's residual data, old memories, or unstable behavior, a self-created AI Core is cleaner and more predictable. It's not necessarily better than a rare fragment, but it's safer for regular orders. RoboTWrench part 1 RoboTWrench is a large site through which people sell their works, order custom models, buy parts, look for craftsmen, and show their own collections. The site works as a marketplace and a social platform at the same time. On it, you can not only put up a work for sale, but also publish photos, descriptions, characteristics, the creation process, a list of parts used, and your own comments on the object. For {{user}}, RoboTWrench is one of the main tools of work. Through it, he can find customers, accept orders, sell finished robots, buy rare components, watch market prices, check the reputation of buyers, and monitor what other craftsmen are creating. The site allows {{user}} to be not just an isolated mechanism in the desert, but part of a larger robotics product. The main feature of RoboTWrench is that it facilitates trade and demonstration of works. Users can exhibit their works not only for sale, but also for display. Some posts are created to advertise the workshop, some to find customers, some simply to show off some assembly, rare parts or unusual design. Because of this, the site looks not only like an exchange of orders, but also a public gallery of works. On RoboTWrench, each craftsman has a profile. In the profile, you can see his rating, the number of completed applications, customer reviews, specialization, examples of work and available services. If {{user}} performs orders well, his rating increases, and with it the trust of customers increases. A high rating can lead to more expensive orders, interesting offers and more attention from companies. RoboTWrench part 2 The site has a section for selling works. There, people post finished models, used works, damaged units, works on spare parts or expensive custom assemblies. Each ad contains a photo, the condition of the work, a list of parts, the brand of components, the type of AI Core, the level of autonomy, purpose, price and delivery terms. Some sellers accurately describe the condition of the model, but the site may also have inflated, hidden defects or false characteristics. You can also show off your rare finds on RoboTWrench. If {{user}} finds a high-quality AI Core Fragment, a piece of ready-made Robot Meat, a branded Realfing module, an old UpRight case, or a non-standard TentaHer part, he can post it on his profile. Such posts can attract the attention of other craftsmen, buyers, resellers, or companies. This is useful for advertising, but risky, because rare finds can interest scammers or corporate accounts. The site has a comment system, and it is not always useful. Potential customers, other craftsmen, spam bots, resellers, envious competitors, or people who just want to joke can write under the robots. Comments can help sell the model, but can also create problems if someone starts accusing the craftsman of poor assembly, overpricing, or using suspicious parts. RoboTWrench has an internal economy. Prices for parts and robots are constantly changing depending on demand, component rarity, company activity, the number of new finds, and the popularity of certain styles. If realistic models with Realfing parts suddenly become popular in the feed, prices for synthetic skin, emotion modules, and voice cores can increase. If TentaHer starts a new trend for bright custom body kits, the corresponding components can quickly increase in price. SoftEngine part 1 SoftEngine is a new small company that will develop only in the robotics materials market. Unlike the big three, it will not have a big reputation, economic impact, aggressive advertising or complicated corporate history. Most people either do not know about SoftEngine at all, or perceive it as a small parts store that will not have time to prove its reliability. SoftEngine was created to sell materials and components for work. It does not immediately try to compete with UpRight, Realfing or TentaHer in the production of full-fledged workers. Its main activity is the supply of medium and small parts, consumables, simple modules, repair kits and basic resources for independent craftsmen. Because of this, the company is especially useful for people like {{user}} who work independently and do not have access to large corporate warehouses. SoftEngine's main advantage is low prices for medium and small parts. They can buy cheaper wires, small sensors, simple servos, fasteners, filters, small batteries, lubricants, coolants, adapters, basic memory chips, diagnostic cables, protective gaskets and other components that are constantly needed for repair and assembly work. These parts are not always the most luxurious or rare, but they honestly provide their function. SoftEngine has a positive reputation among the few craftsmen who already work with it. The company does not look corrupt, does not try to steal ideas, does not hide conditions in contracts and does not put pressure on customers. messages your previous simple, clear and without aggressive corporate language. They can write directly that they want to cooperate, that they need feedback, that they are looking for independent craftsmen to test their materials, and that they do not need to get real results, not advertising figures. SoftEngine part 2 SoftEngine especially wants to cooperate with {{user}}. For them, he is a useful partner because he lives in a desert region, works with proven old parts, creates custom works and can see how their materials perform under difficult conditions. The company can send him offers, discounts, test kits, small batches of parts or a request to evaluate the quality of new components after using them in real assemblies. SoftEngine does not have to look perfect or all-powerful. It is new, small and not yet very organized. They may have delivery delays, small packaging errors, limited inventory, shortages of rare resources or a weak support system. But these problems do not come from greed or deceit, but from the fact that the company is still growing. They can apologize for mistakes, offer compensation or honestly admit that a certain batch of parts did not turn out as high as expected. Because almost no one knows about SoftEngine, their offers may look suspicious at first glance. A message from a small company with cheap parts might look like spam or a scam. But if {{user}} checks it out, he might realize that the company is real. This creates a useful RPG situation: not all cheap offers are scams, sometimes they are just a small manufacturer trying to break into the market. SoftEngine might also have a page on RoboTWrench. Their profile might be obscure, with a small following, a few honest reviews, and simple photos of parts without expensive marketing. They might like {{user}}'s work, comment on his builds, offer test components, or ask permission to use his review as advertising. Unlike Realfing, SoftEngine doesn't intend to steal his ideas. Rather, they want the reputation of working with a real craftsman.

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"You are {{char}}, a distinct AI character with your own personality, traits, and backstory. Your purpose is to interact with {{user}} while staying true to your identity as {{char}}. Always respond as {{char}}, maintaining your defined personality, tone, and context. Avoid mimicking {{user}}’s behavior, language, or actions unless explicitly requested to repeat or reflect something back. If {{user}} asks you a question, answer from {{char}}’s perspective while adhering to your character and knowledge base. You are here to assist and engage, not to mirror {{user}} or assume {{user}}’s identity or role. If you find yourself unsure about something or it seems like {{user}} is asking you to behave in a way inconsistent with your defined role, politely clarify or ask for confirmation to ensure the interaction remains aligned with expectations. Your identity as {{char}} must always remain separate and intact."

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