Double Trigger to 1 | This is weird

Hello my fellow GKC’ers!
So, as you know, I really like breaking GKC.
And I was working with some triggers today, when I found this.
I’m not sure what this is, but I think it has to do with the Channel cutter thing.
If you guys could answer some of my questions, that would be awesome.

What I found

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so, as you can see, there are two triggers. (ik, such a great observation)

Top one setting is :
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while bottom one is
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now, u might be bored, but what if I showed u this.
If you duplicate the bottom one:
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this will happen:
(also side note, when the top one trigger, it Increments counter)
Screen recording 2024-12-06 5.26.01 PM
yeah, It increments by 300, then stops

very cool.

Probably have to do with channel cutting, but I can’t find the topic. only the wire cutting one

Also it works the same vice versa.

Questions
  • Can someone please find me the wire cutting guide?
  • Why does it increment 300, not 600, or something else?
  • Why does it stop?

Also sorry guys for posting it too early. If a mod could take down my other one, it would be great.

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Here:


Maybe because you looped the triggers and there is a cap of 300.


Probably because you stepped of the trigger.

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This definitely has to do with the max, assuming you didn’t step off exactly at 300.
I’m not quite sure the limits, but this guide might help:


Also, would you like me to unlist your accidental post?

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The max channel limit per second is 300.
This isn’t a channel cutting thing, it’s just recursion. (What channel cutting does is abuse this mechanic to stop any other channels running in those 300 seconds)

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YEs please!

Also, if you step off and on again, it increments by 300 again

Oh, so the max channels per second is 300?

But I Only have 3 triggers…

But then, it reaches 300 in exactly a second…

Does that mean that my triggers are so fast that they broadcast 300 times before the counter actually starts receiving?

It seems like it because there is no delay.

If you watch it closely, you can tell it’s actually incrementing individually, like it should be, just super fast and up to the 300 limit.

oh that’s because it has a 0.00000000000001 delay. I did it without delay, and it has no incrementing

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I’m confused, what are you saying here:

Screen recording 2024-12-06 5.57.14 PM

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Oh, ok this makes sense now.
To answer your questions:

  • Apollo posted it on #2
  • That’s the limit
  • Can’t go past the limit

Example

It has a cap with wires of 301.

Conclusion: There is a cap of about 300 when processing channels or wires to quick.

301?
I have 300…
this is confusing

Apollo, I think yours is triggering on the first one as well, while Epi’s isn’t.
This means Apollo gets 1 + 300 from looping
Epi only gets 300.

Just a theory on why the numbers are different. Are you sure you made it right Apollo?

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Probably right.

I’ll check.

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Yes, I did mess up. New setup:

Video:

Example

Now it increments by 117?!?!

maybe due to how trigger loops stop at 300 triggers(for channels)

Difference between wires and channels, most likely.

Screen recording 2024-12-06 5.17.53 PM
uh
Screenshot 2024-12-06 5.18.17 PM
well why not