input into an emitter's m/s isn't receiving correctly

CrossStitch 29/05/2019 15:34

So I currently have a calculator outputting some calculations on the fly, and it works. I'm able to display the calculations on a number displayer. But if I wire those calculations straight into an emitter's m/s (speed) input, it isn't giving me accurate reading. It's setting it to really inaccurate, low values. Has anybody experienced this before?

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  daniel-hamster

  • 29/05/2019 16:38

  Make sure the speed is at 0 befor you wire the value input

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  Supposer

  • 29/05/2019 17:58

  Hover over the little tab that appears near the input for the setting. It should look like a little blob pointing right. This means the input blend mode is "override", and will set the value directly.
  
  There are two other input blend types: "blend" (looks like a 0) which averages all wires coming in and then sets the value. And "modulate" (looks like an X) which takes the highest value it's receiving from any connected wires and multiplies the setting's value by that value.
  
  And you can cycle through them with L1 + X. And while holding L1, the tooltip will explain what that input blending mode does.
  
  As @daniel-hamster mentioned, I'm guessing it's on modulate mode. This is the default when wiring into a setting that has a non-zero value.

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  CrossStitch

  • 29/05/2019 18:11

  Thank you both! I'll give this a try when I get home. TIL!!!

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  CrossStitch

  • 29/05/2019 23:35

  Dang. Neither helped resolve my issue. Thanks anyway.

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  daniel-hamster

  • 31/05/2019 06:49

  Then maybe you need to put a calculator with divide before the emitter input, because the values are not the same level

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