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	'''Mission Control''' was a vertically-oriented computer whose internals were arranged into a scaffolding array with two long forklift-like legs that slid under the coffee table used as part of the Gatorbox set. This standing unit was intended to be used as a dock for the laptop(s) Draco uses to manage the show's chat dashboards and channel redemptions and featured a second monitor built into its frame as well as a shelf that folded down to hold the laptop and house the cables used to connect it to the additional equipment. Mission Control was also designed to feature several arrays of non-functional buttons, lights, and dials to make it look like a futuristic computer as interpreted through 1960's and 70's science fiction media. The intent behind the computer's design was that it did not permanently take up space on the table as it could be pulled aside when not in use.		'''Mission Control''' was a vertically-oriented computer whose internals were arranged into a scaffolding array with two long forklift-like legs that slid under the coffee table used as part of the Gatorbox set. This standing unit was intended to be used as a dock for the laptop(s) Draco uses to manage the show's chat dashboards and channel redemptions and featured a second monitor built into its frame as well as a shelf that folded down to hold the laptop and house the cables used to connect it to the additional equipment. Mission Control was also designed to feature several arrays of non-functional buttons, lights, and dials to make it look like a futuristic computer as interpreted through 1960's and 70's science fiction media. The intent behind the computer's design was that it did not permanently take up space on the table as it could be pulled aside when not in use.

	Rudimentary progress was made on Mission Control, namely finalizing its measurements and building the bottom of the base with the elongated forks to brace against the floor under the table, however the unit was never completed and Draco instead opted to consolidate the amount of equipment on the coffee table by stacking the stream's audio devices and second monitor onto a small wooden block.		Rudimentary progress was made on Mission Control, namely finalizing its measurements and building the bottom of the base with the elongated forks to brace against the floor under the table, however the unit was never completed and Draco instead opted to consolidate the amount of equipment on the coffee table by stacking the stream's audio devices and second monitor onto a small wooden block. Several of the parts from Mission Control that were put into storage were later used in 2026 when Draco built a computer inside of a drafting table in order to host art streams on separate equipment.

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'''Mission Control''' was a vertically-oriented computer whose internals were arranged into a scaffolding array with two long forklift-like legs that slid under the coffee table used as part of the Gatorbox set. This standing unit was intended to be used as a dock for the laptop(s) Draco uses to manage the show's chat dashboards and channel redemptions and featured a second monitor built into its frame as well as a shelf that folded down to hold the laptop and house the cables used to connect it to the additional equipment. Mission Control was also designed to feature several arrays of non-functional buttons, lights, and dials to make it look like a futuristic computer as interpreted through 1960's and 70's science fiction media. The intent behind the computer's design was that it did not permanently take up space on the table as it could be pulled aside when not in use.

Rudimentary progress was made on Mission Control, namely finalizing its measurements and building the bottom of the base with the elongated forks to brace against the floor under the table, however the unit was never completed and Draco instead opted to consolidate the amount of equipment on the coffee table by stacking the stream's audio devices and second monitor onto a small wooden block.

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