User:Hurricaaane/Secondary Notepad

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  • Nice Output table
If you hate images of I/O triggers where you can't copy values simply by clicking at it, you can use this table I've made:
Object outputs: speaker - env_microphone
My Output Target Entity Target Input Parameter Delay Only Once
Io11.png SoundLevel spvol SetValueCompare <none> 0.00 No
{|
|+Object outputs: speaker - env_microphone
!  || My Output || Target Entity || Target Input || Parameter || Delay || Only Once
|-
| [[Image:Io11.png]] || SoundLevel || spvol || SetValueCompare || <none> || 0.00 || No
|}


Object outputs: multiple objects
My Output Target Entity Target Input Parameter Delay Only Once
Io11.png OnPressed train_cameratarget Stop <none> 0.00 No
Io21.png OnPressed train_cameratarget StartForward <none> 2.00 No
Io22.png OnPressed train_cameratarget StartBackwards <none> 3.00 No
Io11.png OnPressed ambient_intruderalarm PlaySound <none> 5.00 Yes
Io12.png OnPressed branch_amipressed SetSpeed 200 0.00 No
{|
|+Object outputs: multiple objects
!  || My Output || Target Entity || Target Input || Parameter || Delay || Only Once
|-
| [[Image:Io11.png]] || OnPressed || train_cameratarget || Stop || <none> || 0.00 || No
|-
| [[Image:Io21.png]] || OnPressed || train_cameratarget || StartForward || <none> || 2.00 || No
|-
| [[Image:Io22.png]] || OnPressed || train_cameratarget || '''StartBackwards''' || <none> || 3.00 || No
|-
| [[Image:Io11.png]] || OnPressed || ambient_intruderalarm || PlaySound || <none> || 5.00 || Yes
|-
| [[Image:Io12.png]] || OnPressed || branch_amipressed || '''SetSpeed''' || 200 || 0.00 || No
|}


With these 2 tables, you may be capable to do your own.
There are some help:
  • If you have multiple selected objects, put |+Object outputs: multiple objects instead of |+Object outputs: entitytargetname - entityclassname
  • If you have only one entity selected but without name, replace entitytargetname - entityclassname to entityclassname
  • [[Image:Io11.png]]
  • First digit is 1 if the output is common to all selected entities, and 2 if not. If fact if you have one selected entity, you have to put the first digit to 1. If not, you have to see yourself.
  • Second digit is 1 if the output works at all, and 2 if it doesn't work.
  • When there is a parameter, don't put the < >.
  • If there is an error, turn your incorrect values bold. Remember that '''Bold text''' allows you to turn bold.
P.S.: Sorry, I should have done something like booleans with "common" and "works", It would've been logical but now its too late cause people already use my tables.