LK Solarus IV Mass Driver
UPDATE TTMM BLOCK INJECTOR TO ENSURE STABILITY

Greetings fellow Citrizens! It has been a long wait! The Solarus IV is now released to the public! This is a massive cannon is capable of destroying multiple targets in one shot. But beware its hunger for ammunition, power and its ponderous firing sequence, for it might just be your downfall.
Simply load the gun with any Titanite, Plumbite, Wood and any of its component versions, fire at an enemy and it will work. Should you want to sell the resources, simply fire at an empty area of sky.
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This gun has been one of my major goals for the Lemon Kingdom: this gun should evoke LK's mixing of industry and military, its capacity for large-scale warfare and its somewhat paradoxical nature of peace-time (it can still sell chunks) and war-time (it will blow up just about anything) nature. What better way to show this is to make a gun that has a factory just to make its ammunition?
Back when I was starting out in LK before I became the 8th King, I've built a "Mass Driver" Multi-Tech. It's been my dream ever since to make it real, so here it is.
The name came from the idea that "The gun should evoke raw power and LK's Medieval/Roman aesthethic". While the gun idea itself is a hard-science concept of the Mass Driver, which is a large structure that fires resources into orbit, to be delivered into other planets...or used as an artillery weapon against space targets.
The modeling phase took me about two and a half months to finish; an on-and-off work since I have real-life things to do. I asked for Whitepaw, Rafs and Shido's help, knowing that I won't be able to fully see the flaws of the gun, and that its code requires lots of features. WhitePaw, in his graciousness, has accepted the offer to help out. He made so many things to make this gun work.
In total, the block took around 3 months to make and 4 people (2 primary, 2 for critiquing) to complete.
Again, I thank the following people:
@WhitePaw2002 for the optimization of the mesh, the bulk of the codework, and the particle work
@Rafs for the critique. Your help with pointing out my blind spots is always appreciated.
@Shidoni for the critique. You may not have done much, but you being here is enough.
Thank you all!