(I like wires, maybe a bit too much. They all broadcast the same channel (^_^)/ )
Channels are like wires, but larger range
They can be used to
Remove a lot of props at once (More then 6)
Massive actions that happen with one cause
But they have a big issue:
They broadcast to everything
Wires are like whispering, only the cause is heard by only on effect,
Channels are like a Megaphone, Anyone can hear the cause, making precise actions harder
Now for the more-or-less fun stuff
Singal convertor
This is a way of turning a wire/channel into a different channel/wire. this is performed in two ways:
Prop Converter
A prop converter is the cheaper way of converting a channel broadcast into a wire. this is done by setting a prop to hide when a channel is received, and then an outgoing wire with the cause being âwhen prop hiddenâ
This has two pros:
Cheaper
Can be an âANDâ switch, meaning that duplicate responses donât happen unless reset Trigger Converter
Its very similar to a prop converter, but can do channel-channel or wire-channel conversions.
its more expensive in terms of memory, but is much more common among the community. Wire Duper
This is where you use a wire repeater with litttle delay to have 1 cause have 2 effects. Very useful.
Thanks
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The âtrigger converterâ you mentioned is what I call a âsignal pusher,â and more widely it is capable of taking a signal from one channel and converting it to another. Counters are the cheapest ones so far (unless you use the cursed property pushing method ).
Overall, good observation!
But yeah, please use channels unless you absolutely have to use wires.
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