TRPL Scale

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The Tessellate Replicative Paranatural Logik scale or TRPL scale was created by Logik Users in collaboration with Pexyll Labs, the TRPL scale is an alphanumeric designation of the tessellated Kejahsylle file system and its fragmentation/corruption hazard level, and the affected object or device’s paracausal output threshold in relation to the Shiro Network. It is a threat assessment, determined after, during, or in some cases before a paracausal event occurs. 


The level of instability of the object or device’s code will run through a cycle of tessellation, which causes abnormalities, as defined by the Shiro Network’s specific parameters of “nature”. These para-causalities which grow through tessellation are defined as “paranature”, and have the ability to affect objects or people via area of effect proximity or interacting directly with the affected object or device. This can not only infect and destroy the person, but the nature of the Shiro Network eventually destroying the entirety of O-Space habitability if left unchecked, and as such is considered a priority threat by the Shiro Network’s security systems. 


The scale, including the Kejahsylle file system, is based on ongoing assessments by Logik Users in most cases Pexyllers, within the real space of the Shiro Network as they discover and log information. This threshold scale extends to Arkyne identification, as the determining factor of their paranatural complexity in relation to capture, removal and elimination.


TRPL 5 has been designated the highest threshold as defined by the Pexyll community, in which things begin getting “weird” or “wild” and high paracausality hazards can occur. TRPL 5 designated objects and devices are also where many, non threatening, communicative and informative, File Archivers dubbed “Boka” have been discovered. Pexyll Labs has taken an official stance against Pexyllers, seeking out, defragmenting, downloading, decoding or decrypting any of these encrypted data containers or their assisted source files.  


Pexyllers have taken on several aspects of official nomenclature, which have been adopted by many, including Pexyll Labs and companies that participate within the ARG called Pexyll.




TRPL alpha numeric scale designations  ⬡⬡⬡⬡


TRPL 0  ⬡⬡⬡⬡

Triple Zero, is the lowest level threshold of paranatural, tessellation to threat hazard for Logik User or Pexyller interaction. As a source of minimum Paracausal activity, it can be easily identified and handled by beginner, and low skilled Pexyllers. These common threats are most often taken care of by the Shiro Network automatically or by Symmicon sources.




TRPL 1  ⬡⬡⬡⬡

Triple One, is the first officially recognized level threshold of paranatural, tessellation to hazard threat for Logik User or Pexyller interaction. 


The primary identifiable hazard that falls within this tessellate replicative paranature, is Arksys virus contamination. Whether on a person, on an object attached to an infected Flora-node or the code of an Adsign. It is easily identifiable with the eye or a basic systems scan and eliminated with basic Logik techniques or in the case of a person, issuing them to a Neurodynne Center for treatment. 




TRPL 2  ⬡⬡⬡⬡

Triple Two, is the second level threshold of paranatural, tessellation to hazard threat for Logik User or Pexyller interaction. 


The primary identifiable hazards that fall within this tessellate replicative paranature is Arkyne manifestations. Weather emerging immediately from an infected replication source O-Class, having taken a host or established itself in an area such as a J-Class. This is considered an active threat area, which requires active defense and offense Logik techniques.  





TRPL Hazard Threat Notice: 

Specific certifications are required as well as an official license, sponsored by a participating, listed and licensed company or corporation before a Logik User or Pexyller is allowed to request and be assigned to a TRPL 3, TRPL 4 or TRPL 5 area.





TRPL 3  ⬡⬡⬡⬡

Triple Three, is the third level threshold of paranatural, tessellation to hazard threat for Logik User or Pexyller interaction.  It is also the first level threshold of paranatural, tessellation to hazard threat on the Pexyll Labs, Nightmare Forest Index also known as the NF Index.


The primary identifiable hazards that fall within this tessellate replicative paranature, is established Arkyne such as J-Class and Shoyok cluster formations.

An extensive and active defense and offense Logik technique set is highly recommended before engaging with any objects or entities within this hazard-threat level. In the case of Shoyok cluster formations, comprehensive knowledge is needed to perform appropriate and effective systems scans, which are required to assure proper and complete eliminations of the contaminate source code. This includes an extensive knowledge and understanding of Flora and Fauna, their base structural code, active techniques and up to date tools for dynamic, decompiling and recompiling, correcting code of Flora and Fauna and required understanding of correcting, corrupted code and files for high, mid and low traffic Adsigns, Adwalls and Replication Kiosks and Node sources.




TRPL 4  ⬡⬡⬡⬡

Triple Four, is the fourth level threshold of paranatural, tessellation to hazard threat for Logik User or Pexyller interaction. It is also the second level threshold of paranatural, tessellation to hazard threat on the Pexyll Labs, Nightmare Forest Index or NF Index. 


The primary identifiable hazards that fall within this tessellate replicative paranature are minimal to medium Area of Effect zones or AoE zones which are populated by the structurally developed progressive establishment of Shoyok. These low to mid level Shoyok forests are considered highly active and often are populated with higher numbers of mid to high level, J-Class, Arkyne. A multi-certified, and licensed Logik User or Pexyller with veteran sponsorship and clearance, extensive and active advanced, paracausal field study, engagement, defense and offense Logik technique set is required before permissions are granted for engaging with any objects or entities within this hazard-threat level.  




TRPL 5  ⬡⬡⬡⬡

Triple Five, is the fifth and final level threshold of known, tolerable, paranatural, tessellation to hazard threat for Logik User and Pexyller interaction. It is also the third, and final, tolerable, level threshold of paranatural, tessellation to hazard threat on the Pexyll Labs, Nightmare Forest Index or NF Index.


The primary identifiable hazards that fall within the tessellate replicative paranature are medium to maximum known Area of Effect zones, causing sensorially disruptive paracausal cascades. The nodal, object, environments of a TRPL 5 Ohnyluh are populated with large scale structural developments of high level Shoyok forests. These Shoyok forests are defined and to be considered highly active and populated with low numbers of high level, J-Class, Arkyne and usually a single or multiple E-Class, Arkyne.


TRPL 5 is the highest tessellation threshold threat hazard, to which its paracausal conditions are known to be nearly non-reversible and-or non-traversable. It is an unstable state in which nothing is supposed to be able to function or be recoverable. Objects and entities within this hazard-threat level are generally discouraged from engaging with, but if so, they are only to be engaged, handled, collected or destroyed by the highest level of, multi-certified, sponsor licensed, expert-veteran skilled, Logik Users, Pexyllers, or Pexyller Crews.

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