In this guide, you will learn everything you need to know about checkers.
Contents:
What is a checker?
A checker is a device that can check for various types of things. Its main uses include checking if someone has enough of something before purchasing, and checking if someone has an item to enter a room.
What can it do?
Checkers can check for 3 types of things: items, scores, and properties. When checking an item, it checks for:
- The selected item in their inventory
- Having the right amount of that item
Checking scores and properties will check for the selected score/property being equal to, greater than, or less than a selected number.
Wiring & Transmition
There is one input and two outputs that a checker can have. The checker can be activated, and will give an output based on whether or not the checks have failed. When wiring something out of it, you can chose either “check has passed” or “check has failed.”
This can be used to create data gates. Two passes make an and, while just two wires make an or.
Examples
There are many things you can do with a checker. Here are some guides that use a checker:
I hope you learned something from looking at this, and most of all, thanks for reading!