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Re: Xbox 360 controls will this work ?
Just Create->Constant on the input to the Relay Set, then copy and paste the constant wherever else you want to use it.
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what i wanted to do was if button 1 and button 2 are pressed at the same time a certain action happens and if only button one is pushed a different action happens with that code that you pasted says is if button 2 and 3 are pressed then the relay will run forwards and if only button 2 is pressed then it'll run the relay reverse am i correct ? just to make sure i understand this ^.^ |
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Re: Xbox 360 controls will this work ?
A little different:
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and your button 2 with my button 3, and you get exactly what you stated above. if button Last edited by Mark McLeod : 05-02-2014 at 20:45. |
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using the same logic for circumstance 1 how will i wire the two outcomes of both circumstances two only one wiring point would io use a (and) function ? |
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Re: Xbox 360 controls will this work ?
Just have two separate decision trees for the two different relays.
Don't try to combine them if they don't have to be. That just makes the code confusing to understand. |
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Re: Xbox 360 controls will this work ?
yes yes it does thanks for the help
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