Editing Instances and Using Timers
Quote from Rubrica on July 26, 2011, 7:08 amOh godmother I'm dumb. I just realised, did I even include the vmf in e zip? Your post just now reminded me, I get the feeling I only included the bsp... Oops. Sorry!
Oh godmother I'm dumb. I just realised, did I even include the vmf in e zip? Your post just now reminded me, I get the feeling I only included the bsp... Oops. Sorry!
Quote from RubbishyUsername on July 27, 2011, 6:11 amDon't worry, I needed to get BSPSource anyway.
I've thought about it a bit more and I must need the following with preferences in this order (does it work like that?):
- When Button Right is pressed, if Timer Left is on, turn on Indicator lights left and right and open door.
- When Button Left is pressed, if Timer Right is on, turn on Indicator lights left and right and open door.
- When Button Left is pressed, turn on Timer left and Indicator Lights left.
- When Button Right is pressed, turn on Timer right and Indicator Lights right.
- When Timer Left stops, turn off Indicator Lights left.
- When Timer Right stops, turn off Indicator Lights right.Could you work that into an example? Is this even possible?
Don't worry, I needed to get BSPSource anyway.
I've thought about it a bit more and I must need the following with preferences in this order (does it work like that?):
- When Button Right is pressed, if Timer Left is on, turn on Indicator lights left and right and open door.
- When Button Left is pressed, if Timer Right is on, turn on Indicator lights left and right and open door.
- When Button Left is pressed, turn on Timer left and Indicator Lights left.
- When Button Right is pressed, turn on Timer right and Indicator Lights right.
- When Timer Left stops, turn off Indicator Lights left.
- When Timer Right stops, turn off Indicator Lights right.
Could you work that into an example? Is this even possible?
Quote from Rubrica on July 27, 2011, 6:24 amI probably could, but:
A. I'm too busy right now.
B. It's good for you to learn to do things yourself.
C. I'm lazy,
D. I'd probablymtake ages again.Incidentally, how on Earth did my iPad manage to autocorrect god to godmother?
I probably could, but:
A. I'm too busy right now.
B. It's good for you to learn to do things yourself.
C. I'm lazy,
D. I'd probablymtake ages again.
Incidentally, how on Earth did my iPad manage to autocorrect god to godmother?
Quote from RubbishyUsername on July 27, 2011, 6:33 amSorry for being too demanding. Can you point me in the direction of a tutorial I can learn from?
Sorry for being too demanding. Can you point me in the direction of a tutorial I can learn from?
Quote from Rubrica on July 27, 2011, 6:59 amOh no, not at all demanding, just that you should have a go. Anyway, I don't know of any tutorials, but using the OnButtonReset output on the buttons and math counters this should be fairly easy. Have a go, and if you can't figure it out, I'll whip up a demo.
Oh no, not at all demanding, just that you should have a go. Anyway, I don't know of any tutorials, but using the OnButtonReset output on the buttons and math counters this should be fairly easy. Have a go, and if you can't figure it out, I'll whip up a demo.
Quote from RubbishyUsername on July 28, 2011, 10:57 amWell I've had a go now, and I've learnt that I failed to specify that the buttons should be the floor button type. It also still doesn't make much sense to me. Is there any equivalent to just getting the timer to do the work, i.e. stand on button 1, timer 1 starts, timer 1 checks for hitting button 2, stops when timer runs out.
If you like Rubrica, I could put my level in the WIP section so you can see what I'm trying to do.
Thanks for giving up so much of your time to help me both on this problem and my orange portals query.
EDIT: OK, I'm a fool. It would be much simpler if I just put both buttons on timers and the door opens when both timers are active.
EDIT2: YES! I fixed my problem!
Well I've had a go now, and I've learnt that I failed to specify that the buttons should be the floor button type. It also still doesn't make much sense to me. Is there any equivalent to just getting the timer to do the work, i.e. stand on button 1, timer 1 starts, timer 1 checks for hitting button 2, stops when timer runs out.
If you like Rubrica, I could put my level in the WIP section so you can see what I'm trying to do.
Thanks for giving up so much of your time to help me both on this problem and my orange portals query.
EDIT: OK, I'm a fool. It would be much simpler if I just put both buttons on timers and the door opens when both timers are active.
EDIT2: YES! I fixed my problem!
