Defined ~ Airwrap

airwrap being a static link... because I know a number of people (hence the huge eon long debate over airwraps and hyperloops.. waged not jsut by me)...

so to give each side its peace... can we use something more simplistic.. it includes no nexus description thus covering that a hyperloops may be done with a twist, tangle, or knot... as which can an airwrap..

there's definitions.. to which I'm sure many have not been updated.. during the time when we were dicussing which terms to use for the nexi (focal points) of the various links...

the three nexi are:
twists (twisties)- (aka hyperloops, outside airwraps, etc) they twist up beats on one side.. and untwist the other.. so to make htem last longer you have to stagger the twist and untwist beats..

tangles- (aka hyperloops, airwraps, tangled buzzsaw) these are infinitly repeating momentum pending.. the lead string tangles... the follow string untanlges...

and knots- (these were never really discussed much but basically its the inside part of the outside inide outside hyperloop, or the buzzsaw part of the hyperlooping buzzsaw depending on who you talk to) these are a combination of a tangle and a twist.. and basically amounts to you being able to tie and untie various knots at the point of the nexus.. this is where the coolness is.. a basic knot will give you extra torque and gives you a lot more control of the poi cranked through the nexus...

twibbling will teach you how to control them from the poi head side..

now all these nexi can be any any given plane.. meant you can hold them in one or you can make them travel baout the planes...

a static link is an airwrap.. they do their thing and you go about your business..
a dynamic link is a hyperloop.. they do their thing here and there and everywhere..

Again, a 360 turn doing a hyperloop will have this effect.
How about saying that the 'nexus' stays stationary as opposed to a hyperloop where it moves?

Can't fault that
But I'd be much happier about...
[Runs off to Hyperloop thread...]