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Every action has an opposite and equal reaction. I believe this still applies to Submachine.

I always thought the resin was a sort of "byproduct" of karma portal building, but it could be tied into being a healing/preserving agent. If you remove matter from a space (aka form a karma portal), instead of being "lost to the void", it is stored in the Submachine as data, the same amount of data that was removed from the physical space. Then the Submachine spits it out as this resin substance. It has no-form (opposite of the form it used to have), therefore it's a fluid that eventually hardens, giving it the "resin" properties.

Why is it red? Again, an opposite trait of a cyan karma portal, with respect to light:

question:

If seven main layers and all its sublayers are stable and canon, then

- Doesn't he understand that his karma portals are shattering this dimension?

- This dimension? You mean the third one? You know that's not even the original dimension, right? What do you think is more important - the origin or the flawed copy?

what was flawed copy?

Edit:
also, there's yellow resin in some locations.

Sublayers are flawed copy, Main Layers are original.

Why is it red? Again, an opposite trait of a cyan karma portal, with respect to light:

Then why is some resin brown? Resin Room and Resin Temple in Submachine Universe for example.

ENIHCAMBUS wrote:Sublayers are flawed copy, Main Layers are original.

So, if Murtaugh shatters sub-layer, he doesn't shatter its original? wat

I think different colors of resin correspond to what would be different fluids. Or, since Mateusz said that my location spent a very long time with resin... that it's just the dried version of a bloodclot. A "scar crust"

I don't think flawed copy refers to sub-layers. Sub10 rather paints them as layers in-between any two layers filling a dimensional continuum, there's no hint that anyone or anything created them as copies. But I guess it could be.

So maybe SubVerse indeed takes place long time after the events of the Series.

Maybe

Can we clarify just for a second what the Sublayers actually are? If I'm going to make another video on Sub10 I want to make sure I get this right

imagine school notebook.
Its lines (0.5 cm between) are main layers.
And there're infinite number of sublayers between them. 0.00000000000000000......01, 0.00000000.....02, etc.