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User Input [ edit page ]
Throttle Lever
- Output 1 (Number): the value of the lever
- You can define the maximum and minimum value
Push Button
- Output 1 (On/Off): if pushed
Push Button (2 Sided)
- Output 1 (On/Off): if pushed
- can be pushed from both sides of the block
Toggle Button
- Output 1 (On/Off): if activated
Toggle Button (2 Sided)
- Output 1 (On/Off): if activated
- can be toggled from both sides of the block
Lockable Button
- Output 1 (On/Off): if activated
- Input 1 (On/Off): if button is unlocked and the player can interact with it
Key Button
- Output 1 (On/Off): if activated
- Works like a toggle button but you can define a time needed to activate it (e.g. hold 2 seconds to activate)
Keypad Small
- Output 1 (Number): the value inserted into the keypad
Keypad Large
- Output 1 (Number): the first value inserted into the keypad
- Output 2 (Number): the second value inserted into the keypad
Helm
- Output 1 (Number): the rotation (from -1=left to +1=right)
Pilot Seat
- Output 1 (Number): a/d
- Output 2 (Number): w/s
- Output 3 (Number): left/right
- Output 4 (Number): up/down
- Output 1 (On/Off): if 1 is pressed
- Output 2 (On/Off): if 2 is pressed
- Output 3 (On/Off): if 3 is pressed
- Output 4 (On/Off): if 4 is pressed
- Output 5 (On/Off): if 5 is pressed
- Output 6 (On/Off): if 6 is pressed
- Output 31 (On/Off): if trigger is pressed
- Output 32 (On/Off): if occupied
- there is also a composite output which sends even more values, but all combined into one composite
Modes:
- Reset: When e.g. w is pressed the value will rise from 0 to 1, once w is released the value will decrease until 0. The opposite with s: it decreases from 0 to -1
Pilot Seat (HOTAS)
Pilot Seat Compact
Equal to Pilot Seat, but looks different and has a smaller hitbox.
Driver Seat
Equal to Pilot Seat Compact, but looks different.
Instrument Panel
- Uses composite inputs and outputs with configurable channels from 1-32.
- Composite inputs: A combination of up to four numeric or boolean inputs to dials, gauges, indicators, seven-segment displays, and/or radial/bar segment displays.
- Composite output: A combination of up to four outputs from buttons and switches.
- Daisy chaining: Instrument panels can be linked together into a chain so your microcontrollers only need one composite input and output for multiple instrument panels.
- Note: You can't use multiple buttons/switches on the same channels on different panels - if the same channel is used, then only the last panels' button/switch state will control the output.