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Yeah, but I did…
He speaks the truth.
Wires are just unruly.
Channels are easy to use if you can understand them and have a list of all the channels and what they do, even more, useful if your channel name IS What it does.
It’s like the repeater; stuff to help new people.
I don’t feel like tip 2 is too useful, I’ve never had problems with just building without planning. that might just be me having a hard time thinking about systems without my brain starting to hurt though (yes I read that fast)
Wires vs Channels:
Wires: 10 mem but a little easier to use(in low uses)
Channels: 0 mem but just like 3% harder to use, still ez, and you can also group them by doing this: blah/grouping, blah/cool, type “blah” to see both “blah” channels
HE DOES SPEAK THE TRUTH!
peak guide yoo
wires can be used for doing multiple, instead of channels, but it does take up a bit of memory.
also yeah this guide could be considered unoriginal/a dupe, but this is meant to be a beginner’s guide.
Wires connect to 6 different devices.
Channels can connect to supposedly infinite.
Channels are inferior only in a few cases, such as when you forget the channel name.
If one person points that out, everyone else will.
(Redundancy is somewhat of an issue)
Yep.
Ask me, NoLivesLeft, to add moe tips if needed!
What.
good point actually. I would say some counter-argument like “Wires in some situations and scenarios are a bit better”, but those would be very super specific that would probably never really happen lol
Summary
I dunno why this post just reminded me of this lmao
edit 2, electric boogaloo: @Fleet whar? oh that I actually never knew, huh.
no wonder they say you learn something every day.
edit 3, and knuckles: @NoLife this post just somehow reminded me of that. fyi, its ton 618, an impossible gd level.
you can broadcast on multiple channels.
by doing this
Channel 1, Channel 2
the comma shows separate channels, allowing you to broadcast on multiple channels, and recieve on multiple channels.