Any idea why the mover is moving at a speed other than the speed inputted?
When I input a 10 into an advanced mover on the axis with a value slider and look into the mover, it says 0.6m/s. I had the dial set to 0 to begin with, so it should be 1 to 1, right?
Is this a bug, or am I missing something?
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This is probably related to your gadget scale. As you increase the size of the gadget, the advanced mover automatically adjusts to try to retain the same relative speed for its size. If you scale up the mover (or the microchip, if it's attached to one) then the numbers will change accordingly. If you want it to be 10 from the value slider, then scale it up until the numbers match and you should be good to go from there.
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This works I guess, but zi have to make the microchip comically large (4x bigger than the puppet) to get it to the correct number. I also do not remember ever changing the scale.
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I also tried putting the slider and mover into a new microchip just to make sure, and for some reason, instead of being 10 or .6 m/s, it was 1! I am either kidding something, or this is a weird bug.
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Do you have strength set to 100%?
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Yes, but the strenght doesn't alter the speed displayed. It appears to be a bug, because when I deleted the connecting wire, it updated for some reason.
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Hi,
This is because each tweak can interpret a wire signal in a different way depending on what you want.
For example a slider gadget you set to go from 0-100, 0 does mean 0 but 100 will be = 1 and 50 will = 0.5.
that because 0 means not counted up 1 means fully counted up regardless of that actual number.
So if you plug a slider into a mover which you've set a speed of say 40m/s a signal of 0 will equal 0 and a signal of 1 will equal 40m/s.
So in the case with your slider if that was set to say 25 out of 100 (0.25 signal) feed into this same mover you'd get 10m/s (0.25 of 40)
But!... If you press l1(shift) and x while hovering over the input of a tweak you can change how it reads the wire.
If you set it to overwrite, it will just set it to the number it gets whatever that maybe.
And with a slider you can take various outputs so you can take the actual number it's currently at if you wire straight out of the tweak menu.
hope this makes sense, it's a bit confusing to start but it's really important as you'll find out later :)
John -
"If you press l1(shift) and x while hovering over the input of a tweak you can change how it reads the wire." ? I am shook, this changes everything. Can you do this with all of the tweak menus or just the one on the movers?
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