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Logic   [ edit page ]



Logics are needed to control your vehicles.

NODES

The Stormworks logic building is operated by a connection between 2 logic nodes. There are 6 categories of logic connections: electrical, data, composite, video, audio, & rope.

Electrical

Electrical nodes are a standard yellow color. With infinite electric disabled, all components must be attached to electricity: most conveniently, in the form of a battery. A benefit of electrical nodes is that there is no designated input and output. Instead, the node can easily just be connected to one another.

Data

The standard data nodes come in 2 colors, red and green (the 2 colors most difficult for colorblind people to tell apart). The red data nodes are for on/off connections, while the green data nodes are for numerical connections. An on/off data node must be connected to another on/off data node. A number data node must be connected to another number data node.

Composite

Composite node are a purple color. For composite data to be utilized, a microcontroller must be used to convert the signal into other logic nodes. Many component have a composite output; however, this output will not always need to be used.

Video

Video nodes are a light blue color. Video can be taken from a camera and sent to a monitor, and lua can be used to add to a video.

Audio

Audio nodes are a yellowish, brownish color. Audio can be connected between microphones and speakers.

Rope

Rope nodes are a black color. Ropes can be attached between nodes in a similar way to the way electrical nodes are connected. The ropes connecting between these nodes will only be seen once a vehicle is spawned.

For all of the logic nodes other than electrical and rope, the nodes must be connected between an input and an output. The logic output node of a component is the smaller dot, without a hole in it. The logic input of a component is the larger circle, with a hole in it. The only way a logic connection will work is if an output is connected to an input of the same color (ie: for video that would be blue small dot connected to blue larger circle.

In the video below, there is a tutorial:


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