Deactivating an IIM

[wingwave]

Ok, see you soon. I’ll keep testing.

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[Pika_Pokemon]

you’re using the IIM to control item amounts with the backpacks, correct?
then instead of IIM, using checkers that check every time you fish, checking for the amount of a specific fish u have.
checks can have multiple unique checks. set the “# of unique checks” to {1 + backpack upgrades}
instead of buttons directly checking the checkers, make the buttons trigger a trigger, which has block code to check different checks upon upgrades

[WhereIsMyHat]

There is a guide on deactivating devices that cannot be deactivated, if I’m not wrong.

[WhereIsMyHat]

How To Deactivate Un-deactivatable Devices. Difficulty 1/10 or

This is one of the easiest guides. Say you want to deactivate a counter that decrements after a repeater runs a task, but you don’t know how, and there’s no option to in the settings. Well, all you have to do is wire the repeater to a trigger, and the trigger to a counter. Make it so that when receiving on a channel, it deactivates the trigger, therefore cutting off the connection from the repeater to the counter. What about deactivating a lifecycle? Well, all you have to do is make it so th…

[wingwave]

The problem with IIMs is that they don’t have a “deactivate when receiving on:” setting. I’ve checked. It also doesn’t work with wires.

[awesomeT43]

You can use psuedo IIM by using counter and/or property to keep track of the amount and an item granter to take away the item if they have too much.

[eiqcrmeliutgwhc]

well, this is basically the best thing i’ve got so far so temporary solution

5 hours later: did i say temporary?

WAIT YOU CAN USE A PROPERTY TO DEACTIVATE ONE YESSSSSSsssssssssssssssand how do i use a property for fishing