switch setter

Slabdrill · 2019-01-29 06:16:50

switch resetters aren't versatile enough

A switch setter sets the value of one switch to the value of another switch.
For instance, if you set one to (0,1) then hitting this block will turn 0 off if 1 is off, or on if 1 is on.
Can be used as a switch resetter if you just set the second value to something that is always off.

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TaskManager · 2019-01-30 14:37:42

add this immediately

Nexus221

peace · 2019-01-30 15:50:43

it looks confusion and i dont see a reason why you need this you can easily make this using the switch resetter or just mnormal switches and doesnt eat up much space

Slabdrill · 2019-01-30 16:19:39

peace wrote:

it looks confusion and i dont see a reason why you need this you can easily make this using the switch resetter or just mnormal switches and doesnt eat up much space

you can make a switch resetter without eating up much space

Trytu · 2019-01-30 17:08:49

you can always do switch setter from 2 blocks - on top switch reseter, on bottom switch
it's consume 2 blocks of space, but i think it's better than normal 3 blocks

Slabdrill · 2019-01-30 17:25:35

Trytu wrote:

you can always do switch setter from 2 blocks - on top switch reseter, on bottom switch
it's consume 2 blocks of space, but i think it's better than normal 3 blocks

reread my suggestion
the way you build one of these requires ~1.2+6 blocks (fully tiled) which isn't much of an improvement over the previous 6*2

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#1 2019-01-29 06:16:50

switch setter

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Re: switch setter

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