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The "Inputs" tab is very good for troubleshooting; you will make mistakes
The "Inputs" tab is very good for troubleshooting; you will make mistakes
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==== I/O Queue ====
==== I/O Queue ====
At the bottom of the properties window, it shows the outputs from the entity that you're editing. If they have a red cross through them, hammer has detected something wrong with the output, if your output isn't working properly and there isn't a red cross through it, then maybe try changing the parameters of the output.
At the bottom of the properties window, it shows the outputs from the entity that you're editing. If they have a red cross through them, hammer has detected something wrong with the output, if your output isn't working properly and there isn't a red cross through it, then maybe try changing the parameters of the output.

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Viewing Inputs

Inputs Tab.

Double click on the Entity that you wish to view the inputs of then navigate to the "Inputs" tab. Here you will find Detailed information on every Input your entity is receiving from other entities.

The "Inputs" tab is very good for troubleshooting; you will make mistakes occasionally.

targetname has further information on connecting entities.

I/O Queue

At the bottom of the properties window, it shows the outputs from the entity that you're editing. If they have a red cross through them, hammer has detected something wrong with the output, if your output isn't working properly and there isn't a red cross through it, then maybe try changing the parameters of the output.

See Next: Setting up an Output