Now, you may be thinking, “Numerical Values? Aren’t those just numbers?” Well, you would be right, but that’s just what I decided to call this “method.” In summary, this strategy allows you to create bulk channels and properties that can be easily used and switched between within block code.
The Guide
Materials Needed
A channel or property
Now, this process is VERY simple. All you need to do is name your property or channel:
“something1” You can change “something” to whatever you want.
Example
Why is this useful?
This naming strategy allows you to edit which channel you broadcast on or what property you change REALLY easily. How you can do this is also really simple. All you need is a create text with block.
Step 1
Place down your create text with block.
and put the text part of your channel or property in the top part.
Step 2
Place the create text with block on whatever your base block is. This could be broadcast message on channel, get property, etc. In my example, it’s a property.
Step 3
Lastly, this is where the bulk part comes in, just put any kind of code that results in a number that is in one of your bulk properties/channels. For mine, it will just be a simple addition system.
Conclusion
In conclusion, this is really just a glorified way of organizing channels/properties. But, it does allow you to really easily use and switch between the aforementioned channels/properties within block code.
We haven’t really come up with a perfect definition of technical Gimkit yet…
I would say that anything not definitely intended by the developers (using text devices to make a graphing calculator, for example) can be considered technical. Dunno though, I’m open to other definitions. Honestly, I would say this is technical, but it’s literally just a copy-paste of multiple other guides—if not in writing, at least in spirit.